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As a thoracic surgeon, lung cancer is the dominant problem that I deal with every day. We know that if we can identify patients with lung cancer earlier, we have a better chance of curing them of their disease.

Unfortunately, most people don't get the screening they need to potentially save their lives. This is one of the reasons I am so excited about our technology - a better, easier way to identify lung cancer will have a huge impact in our community, and the lives of my patients.

Losing a loved one to lung cancer changes you. Watching my father go through it made me realize how many families face the same heartbreak—not because we can’t treat the disease, but because we find it too late.

We’ve made it our mission to change this story. With just one breath, we may be able detect lung cancer early— when there’s still time to make a difference.

If this technology had existed years ago, my father’s outcome might have been different. Now, we may have the chance to change the story for millions of families, every year.

My mother's death was very sudden, and you can't help wondering if things would have been different had it been spotted earlier.

So even if you’ve had a bad cough for two to three weeks and you can’t get rid of it, make an appointment with your doctor today.

It could have made all the difference for my mum.

They said I was lucky and smart to get annual chest X-rays because lung cancer doesn’t give you any signs until it’s in late stages.

And by then it’s too late.

Early detection through screening is the best shot we’ve got right now to turn lung cancer from a death sentence into a manageable disease for many patients.