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GRACE faculty joined live and online participants on April 6, 2019, in Philadelphia, PA to discuss the newest breakthroughs in Targeted Therapies for Lung Cancer
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Discussions from the patient forum included:
NGS: Current Status, Barriers and Emerging Targets
Joshua Bauml, MD
- Liquid Biopsies as a New Option: How Does it Fit In?
Charu Aggarwal, MD
- What is the Role for Rebiopsy Today?
Hossein Borghaei, DO, MS
- EGFR: initial treatment, acquired resistance, Q&A
Helena Yu, MD
H. Jack West, MD
- ALK/ROS1: initial treatment, acquired resistance, Q&A
Charu Aggarwal, MD
Melina Marmarelis, MD
- RET/MET/BRAF: initial treatment, acquired resistance, Q&A
Joshua Sabari, MD
Joshua Bauml, MD
- Challenges and Opportunities in Clinical Research with Narrow Populations
Joshua Sabari, MD
- Immunotherapy for Targeted Therapies -- What Do We Know?
Helena Yu, MD
- Controlling the Brain as a Separate Compartment
H. Jack West, MD
- Paying for Oral Targeted Therapies - Challenges and Pathways to Coverage
Christine Cambareri, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP
- Online Communities - Support, Education & Partnership on Research
Jill Feldman, Patient Advocate
- Online Communities - Facilitating and Partnership in Research
Ivy Elkins, Patient Advocate
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