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10 months agoDon’t Miss This! Live Webinar with Lung Cancer Expert Dr. Catherine Meador Lung cancer care is changing fast! New treatments, new tests, and new hope for people at every stage. Join us for a special Ask the Expert webinar with Dr. Catherine Meador, MD, PhD, thoracic oncologist and physician–scientist at Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center. Topic: Understanding Lung Cancer Treatment Today: From Early Stage to Advanced Disease Date & Time: September 22, 2025 | 8:00 AM PT/ 11:00 AM ET Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2917581574275/WN_lUXputYqRquZNC2vjuYWrw Dr. Meador will break down: -How treatment approaches differ for early and advanced lung cancer -Why biomarker testing matters now more than ever -What’s new in immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and clinical trials -How to partner with your care team to find the best plan for you Bring your questions. No topic is off limits!
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with Dr. Catherine Meador, MD, PhD – Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center Lung cancer care is changing fast, with new treatments, new tests, and new hope for people at every stage. Whether you’ve just been diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) or small cell lung cancer (SCLC), or are living with advanced disease, it can be hard to keep up with the latest information. Join Dr. Catherine Meador, a thoracic oncologist and physician–scientist at Massachusetts General Hospital, for a clear and practical conversation on today’s lung cancer treatment landscape. She’ll...
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This webinar sounds like a valuable opportunity to learn about the latest advances in lung cancer care. Treatment options have expanded significantly in recent years, including new immunotherapies, targeted treatments based on specific genetic markers, and innovative approaches for both early and advanced stages. The focus on biomarker testing is particularly important since personalized treatment plans can make a real difference in outcomes and quality of life.
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9 months agoThis webinar sounds like a valuable opportunity to learn about the latest advances in lung cancer care. Treatment options have expanded significantly in recent years, including new immunotherapies, targeted treatments based on specific genetic markers, and innovative approaches for both early and advanced stages. The focus on biomarker testing is particularly important since personalized treatment plans can make a real difference in outcomes and quality of life.
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7 months agoI have pulmonary fibrosis, 4 scars on each lung. C.O.P.D. an emphysema,with lung cancer on top of lungs. Had biopsy, pet scan. It's Christ Hospital, Oaklawn ill an test at , VA Travis Yamanaka MD MICU with Agent Orange
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