2021 Has Seen Significant Advances in the Management of Lung Cancer
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month -Update on Lung Cancer
The month of November brings lung cancer into focus. Over the past few years great strides have been made in the treatment of non small cell lung cancer due to the advancement of precision cancer medicines and immunotherapy.
Lung cancer remains the second most common cancer in women (behind breast cancer) and also the second most common in men (behind prostate cancer). In 2021 there will be approximately 225,000 individuals diagnosed with lung cancer in the United States.
Staying informed with the latest news on the prevention, screening of high risk individuals, and treatment advances are all important in order to reducing the risk of developing lung cancer and ensure optimal care and achieve the best possible outcomes.
Featured This Month on Cancer Connect
- Update on Side Effects of Checkpoint Inhibitor Immunotherapy
- What Every Women Should Know About Lung Cancer
- Advances in Precision Medicines & Immunotherapy for Early Stage NSCLC
- Precision Cancer Medicines for Lung Cancer
- Understand the latest treatment advances with precision cancer medicines
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Ask The Experts About Lung Cancer
CancerConnect and the Personalized Medicine Foundation partnered with Lung cancer experts from Dana Farber Cancer Institute and the University of Pennsylvania to provide individuals the opportunity to engage with lung cancer experts. David M. Jackman, M.D, and Dr. Charu Aggarwal M.D. answered questions and relayed important information about lung cancer.
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CancerConnect Lung Cancer Community provides a community where lung cancer patients and their caregivers can exchange information and get support and inspiration.
Reference:
American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts and Figures 2021. Available here. (Accessed September 2020).
