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All articles by Frederic W. Grannis, Jr., M.D

Chemoprevention of Lung Cancer: Too Good to be True?
(Jun 16, 2026 )
mPATH and CT Lung Cancer Screening in North Carolina
(Nov 21, 2025 )
Low-Dose Radiation Carcinogenesis: Are CT Scans Causing 103,000 Excess Cancers Annually?
(Jul 8, 2025 )
How Misinformation and Missed Chances Stalled Life-Saving Lung Cancer Screening
(Apr 3, 2025 )
Is Molecular ‘Pre-testing' to Establish Eligibility Before CT Lung Cancer Screening Safe and Cost-effective?
(Jul 16, 2024 )
Are Concerns About Radiation from CT Scans False Alarms?
(Feb 18, 2022 )
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