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    Subscribe to Reuters Newsletters - 3 year(s) ago

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    Lung Cancer Screening: Early Detection for Those with the Highest Risk - 3 year(s) ago

    Lung cancer is the second most diagnosed cancer in both individuals and is far and away the most lethal form of cancer. It is also the most preventable cancer. As with many other forms of cancer, prevention and early detection are key to reducing your risk.

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      The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many cancer screenings being put on hold. This is true for #lungcancer screenings. It is so important to get patients who meet the eligibility criteria back in for their screenings! https://t.co/dH1KjTL2lt #AskReuters #LCSM https://t.co/w1h8IKUXd1

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    Do lung cancer patients need molecular profiling? - 3 year(s) ago

    Molecular profiling can offer some lung cancer patients a personalized treatment approach that’s often more effective than chemotherapy. Anne Tsao, M.D., shares who should receive genetic testing and which tests they need.

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      Based on a tumor’s molecular profile, lung cancer treatment can be customized to target the tumor’s unique cellular characteristics. Our Dr. Anne Tsao explains why all lung cancer patients should have biomarker testing: https://t.co/kNZb6k2qeH #AskReuters #ASCO21 #EndCancer https://t.co/fGyx02JJFU

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    Small cell lung cancer enters the era of precision medicine - 3 year(s) ago

    In this issue of Cancer Cell, Gay et al. describe a molecular classification of small cell lung cancers and extend prior studies that highlight the potential for personalized treatments. Notably, they identify a new “inflamed” subtype that may emerge following acquired chemoresistance but which may become more susceptible to immunotherapy.

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      A9. Agree - we are getting there. Lots of great work emerging in #SCLC from multiple groups. New biomarkers and understanding how SCLC adapts to therapy to become resistant will propel progress. #AskReuters #ASCO21 https://t.co/Sa1hynoprf https://t.co/7e6HX56bDI https://t.co/qgJEMb05w5

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      Healthcare experts take your questions about cancer care during #ASCO2021.

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    COVID-19 Vaccine in Pregnancy Decision Aids | FOAMcast - 3 year(s) ago

    These decision aids are intended to help pregnant individuals make informed decisions regarding the COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy

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      A4: As a breastfeeding mom, I decided to get vaccinated based on how mRNA vaccines work, current data, recommendations by CDC, ACIP, ACOG, SMFM. Sharing a great decision-making tool for pregnant/breastfeeding women #AskReuters https://t.co/SJxBunqPbK 1/2 https://t.co/zuCYbaXYJF

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