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I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Toni Wozniak, Moedical Oncologist and lung cancer expert at the Barbara A. Karmanos Cancer Center at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. We covered several topics, including SCLC, the subject of this podcast. It is an audio interview but includes a few figures that are synchronized with the audio on the video version, or you can download the pdf of the figures and just follow along with the audio.
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As with some prior podcasts, it's primarily audio, but with some synchronized figures that pop up on the video version, or you can download a pdf file with the images to go with the audio. There's also a transcript available to download.
The section on SCLC is brief, part of a more extensive interview, and I'll include more parts later (on a range of subjects). I wanted to ensure that there was at least some coverage of SCLC in the GRACEcast section at this point, and soon we'll add a video presentation that summarizes the latest.
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