How can I subscribe to get email notices of all new discussions added to a forum category, like the ones for Stage IV NSCLC or BAC? I thought this capability used to exist at one time with a button for subscribing to a whole category, but I can't find the button for that now.

Best hopes,

Craig

On the old format there was a Print feature, but I can't find it on the new one. If there is one and I'm missing it, please let me know how to find it. If there isn't one, it would be great if it could be added. I don't kow how the other users feel, but it would certainly save me paper. :wink:

follansbee

About 90% of the screening-detected pure ground-glass opacity lung nodules did not grow during long-term follow-up in subjects with no history of malignancy and most of growing nodules had an indolent clinical course.

Background: Although focal ground-glass opacity lung nodules are generally reported to grow slowly, their natural course is unclear. The purpose of this study was to elucidate the natural course of screening-detected pure ground-glass opacity lung nodules in patients with no history of malignancy.
Methods: We retrospectively reviewed the database of subjects who had undergone screenings involving low-dose computed tomography scans. We included patients with pure ground-glass opacity lung nodules who were followed for more than two years after the initial screening.

Results: Between June 1997 and September 2006, 122 pure ground-glass opacity nodules were found in 89 patients. The median nodule size was 5.5 (3–20) mm in the largest diameter on initial low-dose computed tomography scan. The median follow-up period per patient was 59 months. On a per-person basis, the frequency of growth was 13.5% (12/89). On a per-nodule basis, the frequency of growth was 9.8% (12/122).Nodule growth was significantly associated with initial size and new development of an internal solid portion. The median volume doubling time was 769 for growing pure ground-glass opacity nodules. A total of 11 growing nodules were surgically validated and all lesions were confirmed as primary lung cancer.
Conclusions: About 90% of the screening-detected pure ground-glass opacity lung nodules did not grow during long-term follow-up in subjects with no history of malignancy and most of growing nodules had an indolent clinical course. A strategy of long-term follow-up and selective surgery for growing nodules should be considered for pure ground-glass opacity lung nodule.

From: http://journal.publications.chest

Just wanted to ask Mark if there is any way of bringing up more than one post at a time from the "Recent Forum Activity" list? As on the old site (by which I mean the last one, not the one before last!) with the "All GRACE recent forum activity" function. Which was great, especially for cross-posting or looking up information to paste in an answer. I know the folders have all been collapsed into one, but is there any kind of work-around? Many thanks.

I don't think I'm the only one but this seems to get more difficult to navigate every time I come here! You have to remember we are not the Computer techie as most of You! I have posted in several sites and try to go back to update them and I can't seem to find them! Very frustrating!

Ok- I followed your instructions and did a search before asking my question. I found a list of similar questions, but try as I may I can\'t find the ANSWERS to the questions, only the questions. When I click on the question I just go back to more lists of things. Sure wish I could figure this out :(

I think that Janine, at Certain Spring's request, established a new member update topic for me, which I really appreciate.

I am not savvy enough to figure this out myself, so I was wondering if it is possible for you to copy the following posts to that forum topic: Blue Skies in DC/Member Updates:

#1245269, 31245322, #12467995, #1246943, and #1246793

As I recall, earlier posts have been archived and are difficult/unable to be brought forward into the new site (incorporated as part of my member update forum entry). Is that correct? Otherwide, I'd go looking for the earleir updates I posted to capture the direction of my ellness and treatmetn. There wouldn't be very many of those. I was mostly a lurker.

Thanks for your help.

Hi All,

The GRACE site was attacked again last night, as you may have noticed. It's going to take a while to fix this one, so please bear with us.

Everything should still function, but if you encounter any time-out errors while posting, please use the back button on your browser and then try to submit your topic or reply again.

As a safety measure, you may want to copy the text of your post before submitting, in case the trick above doesn't work the first time.

Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.

-Mark

Hi Gang,

Just a quick note to let everyone know that we identified an error with the video podcast link on the ASCO 2012 Q & A Podcast post, which has now been corrected. If you had any problems playing the video before, please give it another shot:

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