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We are proud to present this series on Clinical Trials Experiences. This unique patient education program gives a voice to patients with experience in...
We are proud to present this series on Clinical Trials Experiences. This unique patient education program gives a voice to patients with experience in...
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We are excited to bring new and updated information to share through our Bladder Cancer Video Library. For this video series, we are pleased to work...
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We are continuing to edit the extensive videos from our 8th annual live patient forum, to make them available for our community!
During this event, leading thoracic oncologists from around the world, as well as lung cancer patients who are active within the patient advocacy community, discussed subjects relevant to all targets as well as breakout sessions on rare mutations.
Hi Grace Readers, I want to share a newly published post written by one of our board members, Nancy Sladicka. It covers most of the most important basic tips and tricks needed to become your own advocate in cancer care.
Maybe the most important reason to have this info is because medical oncologists, even those who specialize, can not keep up with fast moving changes in every facet of the care and treatment of their patients.
In these videos from our 8th annual live patient forum, leading thoracic oncologists from around the world, as well as lung cancer patients who are active within the patient advocacy community, discussed subjects relevant to all targets as well as breakout sessions on rare mutations.
Diagnosed 2018 with a malignant pleural effusion - no solid tumour. EGFR Mutation and have been on Osimertinib since.
The last week I have right side discomfort and the past day or so pain mid/lower back (right side) mainly at night.
Breathing is OK.
For this 2022 Program: Testing and Early Diagnosis, Drs. Devika Das, Medical Oncologist, Hematologist, UAB Medicine, Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Alabama Birmingham; Dr. Rana McKay, Medical Oncologist, Associate Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego; and Dr. Medhavi Gupta, Hematologist-Oncologist, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Brown University, present the importance about Testing and Early Diagnosis in Cancer.
There is not a ton of info available for Cholangiocarcinoma, so seeing information come up with new developments is always exciting. In this video, Rachna Shroff MD, chief of Gastrointestinal Medical Oncology at the University of Arizona Cancer Center in Tucson, AZ, highlights novel therapies for the treatment of cholangiocarcinoma and opportunities for utilization of precision oncology and the development of targeted therapies for genetic alterations in patients dealing with a diagnosis of cholangiocarcinoma.
My mom (age 66) was diagnosed with late stage NSCLC last week... metastasis to brain and through to scalp across skin. Has anyone experienced this metastasis? We haven't even been able to address treatment - waiting on spine MRI. This is all happening quickly.
How easy or difficult do you find communicating with your care team?
I came across this discussion by Dr. West, Better Communication Leads to Better Outcomes for Cancer Patients.
I would say if you find yourself in a situation where your "communication" isn't taken as a serious piece of your cancer management remind your onc of this study...have the study especially the conclusion bookmarked or printed out to share.
ASCO 2022 Head and Neck Cancer
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