"Every 2 Minutes, One Life is Lost to Lung Cancer"
Lung cancer is a silent killer,
claiming more lives in Thailand and worldwide than any other form of cancer.
Low-dose CT Scan is the only effective "weapon" that can detect lung cancer at its earliest, most treatable stage.
The Hidden Danger of "Lung Cancer"
A silent threat that doesn’t wait for you to be ready.
You might be breathing with a ticking time bomb inside you—without even knowing it. Lung cancer has earned the nickname “silent killer” because it rarely shows any warning signs until it’s too late. What’s most alarming is that many patients don’t even know they have it until the cancer has progressed, making treatment far more difficult and survival less likely.
In fact, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths globally, claiming around 1.8 million lives each year. That’s more than just a statistic—it represents real families who lost loved ones without warning.
Why is Lung Cancer So Dangerous?
- No clear symptoms in the early stages
Many people feel perfectly fine, continuing their daily lives without realizing cancer is growing inside them. When symptoms like persistent coughing, chest pain, or shortness of breath appear—it often means the disease is already advanced. - Late detection = lower survival rates
Over 70% of patients are diagnosed at a late stage, when the chances of complete recovery are slim. - More than just smoking
It’s a common myth that only smokers get lung cancer. In reality, air pollution, PM2.5 dust, toxic factory fumes, family history, or chronic lung diseases also significantly increase the risk.
A Reality You Shouldn’t Ignore
Every 2 minutes, someone dies from lung cancer.
Even if you don’t smoke, environmental and genetic factors can still put you at high risk.
By the time symptoms like a chronic cough, hoarseness, unexplained weight loss, or coughing up blood appear—it may already be too late.
Imagine this: Waiting too long to get checked could turn a preventable disease into a life-threatening one.
Lung cancer remains one of the deadliest silent killers worldwide. The challenge? It rarely shows symptoms until it’s already advanced.
That’s why Low-dose CT Scans (LDCT) were developed—to serve as a critical line of defense. This technology allows doctors to detect lung cancer before symptoms show, greatly improving treatment outcomes and survival.
- Detects small nodules or abnormalities early
- Uses much lower radiation than regular CT scans—safer for you
- Takes only 5–10 minutes, pain-free, no dye injection—you can resume normal life right after
What BNH Hospital’s Screening Statistics Reveal:
- At least 1 in every 100 patients screened with LDCT is diagnosed with lung cancer
- Rising number of cases found in women over 40, even those who have never smoked
- In the past 6 years alone, over 60 early-stage lung cancer cases were found and treated in time
These are more than numbers—they’re proof that proactive screening saves lives.
Because you deserve better care.
Why Choose BNH Hospital for Lung Cancer Screening?
Over the past 6 years, more than 6,000 LDCT scans have been performed at BNH Hospital, uncovering over 60 early-stage lung cancer cases. Many of these patients received timely treatment and returned to live a full and healthy life.
The scan also helps identify other nearby issues such as kidney stones or spinal abnormalities. BNH’s team of specialists provides comprehensive care, focusing on both your safety and long-term quality of life.
Who Should Get Screened?
Low dose CT Scan is recommended for people at high risk, including:
- Men and women aged 40 and above
- Current or former smokers (20 pack-years or more)
- Those who quit smoking within the past 15 years
- Individuals with a family history of lung cancer
- People experiencing chronic cough, chest pain, or breathing difficulties
- Anyone exposed to pollution, PM2.5, or industrial toxins
- People with chronic lung diseases such as COPD or emphysema
Symptoms That May Call for a CT Scan:
- Persistent coughing, even when not sick
- Coughing up blood – urgent medical attention required
- Shortness of breath
- Constant fatigue
- Hoarseness
- Unexplained weight loss, loss of appetite
- Chest pain or pressure
Lung Cancer Screening with Low-dose CT Scan By BNH Hospital
✨ Special Price: Now only 6,500 THB
LDCT Scan + Specialist ConsultationBook your screening today—for a healthier tomorrow.
Offer valid until 31 December 2025
Don’t wait for symptoms to appear. It could be too late.
Give yourself and your loved ones the most precious gift of all—good health.
Lung Cancer Screening Programme with Low-dose CT Scan
As early-stage lung cancer typically presents no symptoms, choosing to undergo a screening test at an early stage greatly increases the chances of successful treatment. A Low-dose CT Scan allows doctors to detect nodules or abnormal growths in the lungs—even the smallest lesions can be precisely located with this advanced imaging technique.
Package Includes:
Medical consultation by a qualified physician
Low-dose CT scan of the chest (CT Chest Low Dose)
Note:
The price is inclusive of doctor’s fees and hospital service charges.
Why Choose BNH Hospital for Lung Cancer Screening?
Our highly experienced and specialised medical team is committed to supporting your health and improving your quality of life.
To date, we have performed 4,732 lung cancer screening cases.
Among these, 40 cases of lung cancer were detected, representing 1.15% of all screenings.
We have recently upgraded to Spectral CT technology, offering advanced diagnostic precision and faster results for even more accurate detection.
Lung Cancer in Thailand – A Grim Statistic
Lung Cancer in Thailand
Although air pollution contributes significantly to poor health and premature death, the real damage often goes unseen. The harmful effects of PM2.5 are deeply linked to lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.
“Lung cancer”
Ranks among the top 5 most common cancers. It is the 2nd most diagnosed cancer in men, and 5th in women.
Each year, around 17,222 new cases are reported, and approximately 14,586 deaths occur—averaging 40 deaths per day.
"Advanced scanning with clearer imaging and improved safety."
The new-generation Spectral CT improves diagnosis with sharper detail, reducing scan time and radiation exposure.
It can detect abnormalities that traditional CT scans might miss, using advanced 3D imaging.
A New Era in Imaging: Spectral CT
What is a Low-dose CT Scan?
It’s a screening method for lung cancer that uses lower doses of radiation than conventional CT scans, while providing detailed three-dimensional images for better accuracy than standard chest X-rays
Benefits of LDCT Lung Cancer Screening
- Low radiation exposure—safer for your health
- Detailed 3D imaging better than regular X-rays
- Detects tiny tumours at an early stage
- Reduces lung cancer mortality by 20–30% among high-risk individuals
- Fast, painless, no contrast dye needed—takes only 5–10 minutes
Why Get Screened for Lung Cancer?
Most people discover they have lung cancer when it’s already too late—because early-stage lung cancer has no symptoms.
If detected early, treatment can have up to a 90% success rate.
Chest X-ray vs. CT Scan – What’s the Difference?
Chest X-rays aren’t as effective in detecting early-stage lung cancer. Small tumours may go unseen or be hidden by organs like ribs.
While X-rays can show suspicious signs, they can’t confirm a diagnosis—further testing is often needed.
CT Scans cost more, but offer significantly more accurate results.
What You Gain from LDCT Screening
Screening healthy individuals can detect early signs of lung cancer—even before symptoms begin.
Low-dose CT uses radiation similar to mammograms, with minimal risk (less than 1.5 mSv).
About 25% of high-risk individuals screened may show nodules. Most are harmless but may require monitoring or further tests.
Further testing may include biopsies or surgery. Screening may also uncover unrelated health issues requiring attention. Consider these factors when deciding whether to screen.
A detected nodule doesn’t automatically mean cancer—consult your doctor for next steps.
What to Expect During Your Scan
At BNH Hospital, LDCT scans are designed to be fast, safe, and convenient:
- No need to fast or stop medications
- Inform staff if pregnant or may be pregnant
- Disclose any chronic lung conditions to your doctor
- Remove all metal accessories
- Change into a hospital-provided gown
- Lie on the scanner bed and hold your breath for 15–20 seconds
- The whole scan takes only 5–10 minutes
Lung Cancer Screening with Low-dose CT Scan By BNH Hospital
✨ Special Price: Now only 6,500 THB
LDCT Scan + Specialist ConsultationBook your screening today—for a healthier tomorrow.
Offer valid until 31 December 2025
Don’t wait for symptoms to appear. It could be too late.
Give yourself and your loved ones the most precious gift of all—good health.
Lung Cancer Screening Programme with Low-dose CT Scan
As early-stage lung cancer typically presents no symptoms, choosing to undergo a screening test at an early stage greatly increases the chances of successful treatment. A Low-dose CT Scan allows doctors to detect nodules or abnormal growths in the lungs—even the smallest lesions can be precisely located with this advanced imaging technique.
Package Includes:
Medical consultation by a qualified physician
Low-dose CT scan of the chest (CT Chest Low Dose)
Note:
The price is inclusive of doctor’s fees and hospital service charges.
Why Choose BNH Hospital for Lung Cancer Screening?
Our highly experienced and specialised medical team is committed to supporting your health and improving your quality of life.
To date, we have performed 4,732 lung cancer screening cases.
Among these, 40 cases of lung cancer were detected, representing 1.15% of all screenings.
We have recently upgraded to Spectral CT technology, offering advanced diagnostic precision and faster results for even more accurate detection.