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LDCT

Low-Dose CT Lung Cancer Screening (LDCT)

Guided by strategy, setting benchmarks, and steering toward an excellent vision.

The health of our colleagues is the foundation of NCKU’s steady progress. Fully funded by donations raised by the President, this project embodies the University’s spirit of solidarity with its faculty and staff. NCKU is committed to providing comprehensive health care, ensuring that every member of the community can work with peace of mind while maintaining optimal physical and mental well-being.

Low-Dose CT Screening

Free LDCT Screening

The program offers free LDCT screening for full-time faculty, staff, contracted employees with over six years of service, and monthly-paid temporary staff with more than six years of service. The screening helps detect pulmonary nodules early and reduce lung cancer mortality. The procedure is fast, safe, and takes only 2–5 minutes without contrast injection. Reports are available within two weeks, and the Health Services Division will follow up on any abnormalities.

Early detection of lung cancer can achieve a survival rate of up to 90%, safeguarding the health of our community.

Contact

Contact us

Project contact: Chih-Ching Chiu, Project Staff

Telephone: 06-2757575 ext.51061

LDCT Information

LDCT Screening Information

  1. Chinese-language infographic explaining why lung cancer screening and early detection matter
  2. Chinese-language infographic introducing LDCT and comparing it with chest X-rays
  3. Infographic explaining precautions before LDCT screening
  4. Chinese-language infographic with frequently asked questions about the NCKU LDCT project
  5. Chinese-language infographic explaining follow-up care after NCKU LDCT screening