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Lung cancer
Decision making for systemic treatment of non-small-cell lung cancer
Non-small-cell lung cancers (NSCLC) covers a heterogeneous group of diseases, accounting for around 80% of all lung cancers, which were previously lumped together because there was no apparent reason to use different therapeutic approaches for [more]
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Spread the word
Specialising in a cancer with very poor prognosis, Heine Hansen is as keen as anyone to find new therapies that can improve survival. But he also believes that significantly better results could be achieved using [more]
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The Moscow smokebuster
There are smokers in Russia alive today thanks to David Zaridze and the lead he took in halving tar levels 20 years ago. He has a long history in cancer prevention, but believes the biggest [more]
Lung cancer: spotting the symptoms
New research reveals that lung cancers could be picked up much earlier if only the public and health professionals learnt how to recognise the critical symptoms. Download full article
Mutation explains relapse on EGFR products
A discovery made simultaneously by two groups of US researchers may help lung cancer patients who relapse after an initial response to novel targeted therapies. Download full article
Let’s be honest
Playwright, dissident, and first President of post-communist Czechoslovakia, Vaclav Havel lost his first wife to cancer in 1996, and was himself diagnosed with lung cancer later that same year. He’d survived years of suppression and [more]