Register Now for OncTalk 2019, Controversies in Managing NSCLC
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OncTalk 2019 - Controversies in Managing NSCLC - Connecting Patients to the Experts - for patients & caregivers living with lung cancer
Join GRACE Saturday, November 16, 2019 at the DOUBLETREE SanFrancisco Airport - Registration opens at 7:45 a.m. pacific time
Keytruda and squamous cell skin cancer?
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I just finished 2 years of Keytruda (successful in keeping the cancer at bay), and have noticed an increase in squamous cell skin cancers. I have had 5 this year (two of which required plastic surgery to remove). My onc said she thought she had heard something about a correlation between immunotherapy and skin cancers, but wasn't sure. Has anyone heard this, or do you know of any studies?
Cheers,
Chuck
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The Empowered Patient - Knowledge is Power when Combating Cancer
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With the plethora of Medicare options available, here is an overview of Medicare terms and options along with things to consider when choosing a Medicare plan.
Let's start with the basics: there are four main parts of Medicare:
- Medicare Part A – Hospital Plan
- Medicare Part B – Medical Plan
- Medicare Part C – Medicare Advantage
- Medicare Part D – Prescription Plan
Part 1: Lung Cancer Isn’t Your Fault, Even If You Smoked
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Aiming Big: Five Recommended Shifts in Attitude & Societal Priorities for Improving Cancer Care in the US
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Mutations, expression, and genes, oh my…
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Thresholds of Deviation (from the Standard of Care)
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