In this eleventh video from the Targeted Therapies in Lung Cancer Patient Forum, the third from the afternoon breakout survivorship sessions, GRACE presents Chemo Brain, with Denise Damek, MD.
In this ninth video from the webcast series, GRACE presents the breakout survivorship session - Bankruptcy and Workplace Discrimination with Patricia McMahon and Carlos Colon, AFC.
GRACE is happy to present the 2nd in our series ASCO 2016 Lung Cancer Roundtable, Highlights and New Approaches in Lung Cancer. Featuring Jack West...
Este 20 de julio no te puedes perder nuestro Foro anual de pacientes de terapias dirigidas de cáncer pulmón de GRACE en ESPAÑOL. Es un evento...
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Transcripts Blood Cancer Video Library 2023 For prior years please visit https://cancergrace.org/video-collection/blood-cancer-video-library
Transcripts Blood Cancer Video Library 2023 For prior years please visit https://cancergrace.org/video-collection/blood-cancer-video-library
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At ASCO 2018, Dr. Melissa Loh presented a study titled: "Chance of Cure in Advanced Cancer: What Do Older Patients Believe and How Are These Beliefs Related to Their Preferences?". This study looked at patients and their beliefs regarding a cure for cancer, specifically in older patients with advanced cancer. Patients who are certain that they could be cured pose unique challenges for physicians and shows a need for clear communication between patients and their physicians regarding the outcome of treatment and quality of life.
Hi,
What is the view on using CT without contrast for detecting small cell? In my initial investigation they used contrast but post treatment they are not using contrast (kidney function not too good).
Everything I read says you need contrast for sclc? Is it that important?
Thank you
Ray
What is the average time to progression after chemo/radiation for Stage 3 NSCLC if the tumor shrank but was still not a candidate for surgical removal ?
I believe our oncologist said 6 months - 1 year.
My husband has gone 3 years so far with no progression, to which we are thrilled, but for my own knowledge, I would like to know how unusual this is.
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