Medical Oncology
Systemic treatment — chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy — planned around you.
← All cancer types
Head, neck & chest
Lung Cancer
Often treatable when caught early — modern imaging and targeted/immunotherapy have changed what's possible.
Lung cancer may cause no symptoms in its earliest, most treatable stages, so people at higher risk benefit from proactive screening and quick evaluation of persistent chest symptoms.
Treatment is tailored to the tumour's type and molecular profile, combining precise radiation, systemic therapy and, where appropriate, minimally invasive surgery.
Early signs to check
- A persistent cough or a change in a long-standing cough
- Breathlessness, chest pain or repeated chest infections
- Coughing up blood or unexplained weight loss
Symptoms have many causes and don't mean cancer — but persistent changes are always worth checking early.
How we treat it
Lung Cancer is managed by these services, planned together as one coordinated pathway.
Start here
Talk to a specialist about lung cancer.
Share your reports or questions and our team will respond quickly. An enquiry is not an appointment — just the first, easy step.