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Today on the blog 🌍📣: The 1st of a 4-part series featuring the authors of this groundbreaking research featured in @Nature.
"Our study has fundamentally changed how we view lung cancer in never smokers."
@CharlesSwanton
@WillHilliam
@LimEmilia
@clareweedenPhD
@CUCancerCenter
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Have you read our lung cancer special issue yet?
There's SABR, palliative radiotherapy, genomics, screening, oligomets, an update on mesothelioma... and much more!
Something to please everyone! Read it here ➡️ clinicaloncologyonline.net/c…
#LungCancer #LCSM
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11/ Palliative RT has a role to play in metastatic NSCLC? @ClinOncologist @HattonMQF and colleagues review the current evidence and introduce the soon-to-open UK study TOURIST➡️clinicaloncologyonline.net/a…
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Another excellent article by @medicine98 @LungConsultant @duggiewest - to be part of @ClinOncology Lung Cancer Special Issue. 🙏 for the contribution. @gerryhanna @HattonMQF @tvajithkumar – at Fulbourn, England
📣Read the NLCA publication on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic 📣bit.ly/3SxnXgK @medicine98 @LungConsultant @duggiewest
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📢Our lead editorial gives a sneak preview of articles to be published in @ClinOncology Lung Cancer Special Issue! @gerryhanna @HattonMQF @tvajithkumar @achoud72 @RCRadiologists @OncologyAdvance @OncologyForum @onctrainees @BTOGORG @IASLC #lcsm #radonc➡️ authors.elsevier.com/a/1fo5a…
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⚠️A THREAD🧵⚠️
1/ Thrilled to introduce our @ClinOncology Lung Cancer Special Issue, co-edited with and mentored by @gerryhanna & @HattonMQF ➡️An essential reading for #lcsm #radonc @IASLC @BTOGORG @ESTRO_RT @ASTRO_org @IrishLungCancer @BONUSOncSoc➡️clinicaloncologyonline.net/c… – at Cambridge, England
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People with lung cancer can access a new treatment options summary which brings together all of our guideline recommendations & technology appraisal guidance on advanced non-small-cell #lungcancer in a simple to use visual guide.
Find out more: nice.org.uk/guidance/ng122?u…
#NICENews
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1 DAYS TO GO! Submit your abstract for #BTOG21 at bit.ly/30ygoxC Deadline: TOMORROW - Monday 22nd March at 12noon. There will be NO extensions to this closing date. #LCSM #LungCancer @DrSanjayPopat @tnewsomdavis
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We're supporting the #HelpUsHelpYou campaign. If you have a cough that lasts longer than three weeks, contact your GP. #ClearOnCancer #lungcancer @NHSEngland @PHE_uk
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You can still apply to represent the patient community on #NCRI_CTRad. The group is looking for a new consumer member, a cancer patient or carer with experience of #Radiotherapy.
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Good run back from Doncaster, so time to prepare for the lung cancer management webinar this evening. Strong program, looking forward to some interesting chat @RoySocMed
Great program for the NCRI workshops to finish #BTOG20 on a high
Leaving #snorad2019 much the wiser, excited by the progress seen in the past 12 months. The collaborations are working well and the opportunity to extend them to get trials up and running there to be taken.
Looking forward to my weekend on the links, expecting to see more quality golf in one hole than is played in my usual weekend rounds #WalkerCup #rlgc
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To keep growing the name of Tranmere Rovers in the Americas, we want to hit 1,000 followers.
Retweet this image to win a bag of special edition Tranmere USA M&Ms ! 😀 #SWA
Missing the flowering cherry tree outside the office window, don’t get quite the same sense that the day ahead will be peaceful with this view
highlighting research opportunities in lung cancer
clinical research with an overview of the current lung cancer trials
portfolio @NCRI. The Lung Cancer Annual Trials Meeting is on Friday, 10 May 2019 and give the opportunity to present your research ideas.
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#WorldCancerDay: Radiotherapy has been essential to cancer treatment for over 100 years. Share if you think radiation therapy is worth supporting.


















