Drs. Rachael Murray and Emma O’Dowd say despite increasing evidence that cessation efforts within screening programs are effective, a lack of clear guidance means this opportunity is often missed. Read more
Lynn Lieberman was already in a fight against lung cancer, but she faced a second battle when the Los Angeles wildfires spread throughout her community. Read more
Discover how to turn your personal experience with lung cancer into meaningful change with the IASLC STARS program. Read more
Dr. Karen Reckamp discusses the challenges that both patients and oncologists in the Los Angeles area experienced during the devastating fires. Read more
In our continuing series on role the environment plays in thoracic oncology, Dr. Roselle De Guzman outlines the risks posed by our changing climate and the potential benefits of taking a proactive approach to reduce those risks. Read more
Dr. Leticia Nogueira says the time has come for the lung cancer community to champion environmentally responsible practices that help mitigate cancer risks and outcomes. Read more
Durvalumab is recommended for approval in the EU, Health Canada approves pembrolizumab, and the US FDA grants priority review to datopotamab deruxtecan. Read more
The American Cancer Society’s Dr. Leticia Nogueira says lung cancer epitomizes the severe and inescapable threats climate change pose to cancer control activities. Read more
The US FDA grants fast track designation to treat KRAS G12C-mutant metastatic NSCLC and China’s NMPA approves taletrectinib for advanced ROS1-positive NSCLC. Read more
Takeaways included updates from the CheckMate 816 study, advances in technology, the role of metabolites and mobile CT screening in predicting cancer risk, and the importance of biomarkers for guiding optimal treatment. Read more