Dr. Seema Nagpal insists on one thing from her lung cancer patients: Proof that they are enjoying their lives. November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. What are you grateful for?

Dr. Nathan Pennell discusses ALCHEMIST, an NCI-sponsored clinical trial looking at whether targeted post-op (adjuvant) therapy for patients with a driver mutation such as EGFR mutation or ALK rearrangement improves survival.

ROS1 lung cancer patient Lisa Goldman credits research with keeping her alive. November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. What are you grateful for?

GRACE Founder and President Dr. H. Jack West gives thanks to immunotherapies that offer new hope to his patients. November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. What are you grateful for?

With the Thanksgiving holiday in November, the month has become synonymous with gratitude in the U.S. November is also Lung Cancer Awareness Month; an initiative started in 1995 to increase knowledge of the disease.

Even in the world of lung cancer, there are things to be grateful for. This November, join GRACE as we celebrate them with doctors, patients and caregivers.

Linnea Duff, a 10-year stage IV ALK+ lung cancer patient, gives thanks to GRACE and urges others to do the same.

I was diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer in April 2005. I was only 45 years old, I had never smoked, and I thought lung cancer wasn’t something I would ever have to worry about. Now I know that upward of 15 percent of lung cancer patients are never smokers.

Three years after my initial diagnosis, doctors discovered I had the ALK mutation. I had no idea what that meant or that I would even still be talking about it in 2014. In fact, I was seeing a psychologist to prepare for my death.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. To mark it this year, GRACE is celebrating the empowered lung cancer patient. In this video, Linnea Duff, a 10-year stage IV ALK+ lung cancer patient, shares her journey from stunned patient to empowered patient.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. To mark it this year, GRACE is celebrating the empowered lung cancer patient. In this video, Dr. Jared Weiss, GRACE Vice President, and his patient Tomma Hargraves, discuss how they became a team.