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Annual low dose CT (LDCT) screening of individuals at high demographic risk reduces lung cancer mortality by more than 20%. However, subjects selected for screening based on demographic criteria typically have less than a 10% lifetime risk for lung cancer. | A lung cancer risk classifier comprising genome maintenance genes measured in normal bronchial epithelial cells

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