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When you have a rare type of #lungcancer, finding a community that provides support & resources is life-changing, Conversely, when a community can educate, break down barriers to diagnosis & treatment & accelerate research, it can be life-SAVING #LCSM @EGFRResisters #PatientPower
We now have 10 biomarker patient groups in #lungcancer. Make sure you or your patients are connected!
Thanks @JFreemanDaily @IASLC for slide.
#LCSM @ros1cancer @ALKLungCancer @Exon20Group @EGFRResisters @mcrouse53 @alk_fusion @kRasKickers @NTRKers @METCrusaders #STARS2020
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
“A lot of us don’t even know our family history so we can start (screening) earlier.” Learn more about how you can prevent cancer from this @WebMD conversation with CDC’s Dr. Lisa Richardson: webmd.com/cancer/video/lisa-… #CancerScreenWeek
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Finding someone who understands what you’re going through with #lungcancer can be crucial for navigating the disease. Learn how Sarah (mentor, left) and Pat’s (mentee, right) experience with our LifeLine program has improved their lung cancer journeys. bit.ly/3eOfjbg
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Join us for #CancerScreenWeek and find out how cancer
screening increases the chances of detecting certain
cancers early. Learn more at CancerScreenWeek.org.
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Early detection saves lives. Learn more about the importance of lung cancer screening. >> bit.ly/35ONtIT
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
If you or a loved one are living with #lungcancer, our resources can help provide important answers about the disease. bit.ly/2ydXCh5 #LCAM
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Within our larger understanding of psychosocial distress & symptom burden across the lung cancer continuum, it is important to understand the impact of lung cancer stigma and address promising stigma-reducing interventions. #LCSM #LCAM #NoStigma @JTOonline
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Lung Cancer Project retweeted
The NLCRT is committed to changing the way we think about those who have lung cancer.
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Lung Cancer Project retweeted
It’s important to stay on top of your cancer screenings! Call your doctor’s office to ask about your options and what protocols are in place to protect patients and staff. Learn more: blogs.cdc.gov/cancer/2020/06…
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Knowledge and support can help lighten the burden of diagnosis. Let us support you. Learn more about our support services today. >> bit.ly/3l366Oq
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
As we continue to recognize #LungCancer Awareness Month, @ashleyeprosper advocates for expanding access to and utilization of lung cancer screening. 💭 Find out how you can take action in the latest #VoiceofRadiology blog 👇 bit.ly/2IbwvuL
ALT Bridging the Gap: Saving Lives Through Lung Cancer Screening by Ashley Prosper, MD, Voice of Radiology blog.
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
November is #LungCancerAwarenessMonth. Anyone can get lung cancer. Screening helps to diagnose lung cancer early, when it is more easily treated. Is lung cancer screening right for you? Start with this guide from the @CDC_Cancer: bit.ly/2Jw9Ytx
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
The NLCRT and its member organizations are committed to eliminating stigma. Read what members of IASLC have written about the effects of stigma and initiatives to combat it. #LCAM
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Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Veterans are at heightened risk for developing lung cancer and deserve access to early screening. At #GO2COESummit we are learning more about the VA’s [tag] screening efforts to leave no Veteran behind from @JenLewisMD and @DrewMoghanaki. Learn more – bit.ly/3dSKMa5
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Access to #lungcancer #screenings can lead to better results for #treatment. Read about this study in the disparity of access to #screenings between African-Americans and Caucasians here: bit.ly/3e54orX
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Edited a manuscript on emphysema - changed "smokers" to "individuals who smoke" over 20 times! Stigmatizing language has no place in #lungcancer care or scientific writing - heads up journal editors & manuscript writers! @NLCRTnews @JACRJournal @radiology_rsna @AJR_Radiology
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Are you ready to make a difference this #LungCancerAwarenessMonth? Tackle our weekly action items and make sure you follow along throughout #LCAM. #GO2LCAM #lcsm >> bit.ly/3mDs0bC
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Today begins Lung Cancer Awareness Month! How can you make a difference? Start by checking out our toolkit for some easy first steps. #LCAM #LCSM >> bit.ly/3mDs0bC
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
It’s officially #LungCancerAwarenessMonth! This November, we’re focused on sharing the facts and encouraging you to take action and make #lungcancer a national health priority. Together, we can make an impact for the lung cancer community and #ChangeLungCancer.
Lung Cancer Project retweeted
Incorporating the pt. perspective is a necessary component of care. This starts with creating an environment where patients are not stigmatized for their disease. "Hope Matters!" says @jillfeldman4 Read more bit.ly/3m8RXzB & commit to ending lung cancer stigma.#NoStigma