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detection.  Absolutly no one seems to be asking whether the drop might be due to the much 
higher radiation dose of the CT.  The 7% reduction in mortality from all causes was 
"unexpected."

Hmmm.

-Gary Isenhower


On 4 Nov 2010 at 9:29, Dan W McCarn wrote:

This was reported by the Washington Post this morning!

 

The number of lung cancer deaths is cut 20 percent among patients who
underwent CT scans as compared to standard chest X-rays, a federally funded
study finds.

http://link.email.washingtonpost.com/r/F490YD/XTBH35/5IIQY/V546E6/Y4FYR/CM/h

 

Dan ii