Dr. Jacie Jiaqi Law shared results from a first-ever meta-analysis demonstrating that VATS reduces mortality risk without compromising disease-free survival.
Dr. Elaine Shum said the FANSS trial data confirm the feasibility of expanding screening to high-risk individuals with no smoking history.
Findings from Dr. Patrick Goodley suggest that older patients who can undergo surgery may achieve survival benefits similar to younger patients.
Discussant Dr. Jessica L. Lin said the results won’t change clinical practice after Dr. David Gerber reported no differences in OS or DFS.
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Dr. Jonathan W. Goldman reported that ivonescimab plus chemotherapy yielded a consistent PFS benefit across subgroups.
The highly ROS1-selective TKI showed durable responses in previously treated patients with ROS1-altered NSCLC, according to data presented by Dr. Alexander E. Drilon.
Investigator Dr. Jie Wang presented results from the first-of-its-kind trial comparing combination therapy with monotherapy in this patient population.
Dr. Jonathan Spicer shared patient-reported outcomes data from CheckMate 77T showing the regimen is both safe and tolerable for patients.
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