Neoadjuvant Immunotherapy in NSCLC: A Window of Opportunity Not to Be Missed
Jamie E. Chaft, MDDr. Jamie Chaft says neoadjuvant chemoimmunotherapy offers thoracic oncologists an opportunity to cure more patients. Read more
Adjuvant IO for Operable NSCLC: Where Does It Fit a Changing Landscape?
Michael Davidson, MD+more
Dr. Mary O’Brien and colleagues say decision making around operable cases is becoming increasingly complex, making a multidisciplinary approach imperative. Read more
Demystifying AI: How Will Artificial Intelligence Alter the Practice of Thoracic Oncology?
Raymond H. Mak, MD+more
In Part 2 of their exploration of artificial intelligence, Dr. Raymond Mak and Fridolin Haugg reflect on the possibilities ahead for the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer. Read more
Inflammation’s Dark Symphony: Lung Cancer and Depression in Concert
Barbara L. Andersen, PhDDr. Barbara Andersen’s research has shown depression severity is associated with prognostically poor inflammation in patients with non-small cell lung cancer. Read more
Demystifying AI: Current Insights on Artificial Intelligence in Thoracic Oncology
Raymond H. Mak, MD+more
Dr. Raymond Mak and Fridolin Haugg delve into the artificial intelligence discussion with an overview of AI basics and a look at how AI is already influencing the lung cancer field. Read more
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: A Patient Perspective
Angus Pratt, MBAWhen life-and-death decisions are at stake, will patients welcome AI to their care team? As part of ILCN’s series on AI in lung cancer, patient advocate Angus Pratt explores issues of trust, safety, accuracy, and more. Read more
From the Editors: Those in Thoracic Oncology Field Must Educate Themselves About Artificial Intelligence
Witold K. Rzyman, MD, PhD+more
Like it or not, AI will be part the diagnostic and therapeutic landscape, and it is incumbent on clinicians to understand its implications, limitations, and benefits, ILCN editors say. Read more
Tumor Treating Fields May Provide Additional Treatment Option for mNSCLC Following Progression
Erin JungmeyerInvestigator Ticiana Leal, MD, said the the phase III LUNAR study met its primary endpoint and demonstrated a statistically significant 3-month improvement in median overall survival versus the standard of care. Read more
International Group Consensus Statement Offers Technical Guidance for MPM Imaging
Sharyn Katz MD, MTR+more
Dr. Sharyn Katz and colleagues summarize key recommendations for improving imaging quality in malignant pleural mesothelioma. Read more
ADAURA Demonstrates OS Benefit with Adjuvant Osimertinib in Resectable EGFRm NSCLC
Erin JungmeyerDr. Roy Herbst said the results reinforce adjuvant osimertinib as the standard of care for patients with resected, EGFR-mutated stage IB-IIIA non-small cell lung cancer and highlight the importance of early biomarker testing. Read more