Lung cancer
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Current topics:

• - Small cell lung cancer: Share your experience, questions and advice!
  My dad has recently been diagnosed with small cell lung cancer, which is incurable. He has been offered chemo and immune therapy which they are hoping will help him live longer.  I am devastated and
• - What is the biggest daily challenge whilst living with lung cancer?
  Hello everyone, How are you today? What is the biggest challenge you face because of your lung cancer? Is it the symptoms? The treatments? Or even accepting the diagnosis? The change in the way other
• - How long did you have to wait to see your cancer consultant?
  I was sent on a 2ww as I was having a feeling of a lump in my throat. Gastroscopy was normal , just minor hiatus hernia. I also had a CT scan from chin to pelvis. Waited 3 weeks and was getting anxiou

Current topics:

• - NSCLC lung cancer
  Hi I’ve just had confirmed diagnosis of adenocarcinoma NSCLC   I would like to get in touch with others who are going through the same condition. I am waiting on PET scan results to see if any spre
• - SURVEY: Non-small-cell Lung Cancer - Patients motivations and fears when choosing a treatment
  Hello everyone, We’re conducting a survey of non-small-cell lung cancer patients and theircaregivers. We’re trying to understand what motivates or discourages patients whenchoosing a treatment as
• - Middle aged more likely to be diagnosed with advanced lung cancer
  Younger patients – aged 50 to 64 – are more likely to be diagnosed with late stage lung cancer than older patients according to new data* being presented at the Cancer Outcomes and Data Conference

Current topics:

• - How did you make the decision about your choice of lung cancer treatment?
  Hi My Brother has just been told he has SCLC.  He has been given 6 months. Its spread from his lung to his liver, pancreas. Small bones and lymph nodes. Spreading since July.  Hes been offered ch
• - Radiation for lung cancer
  Hiya, my mam aged 74 is receiving radiation for lung cancer .  She has a pacemaker and defibulator turned off during the treatment and then put back on.  When she comes home after she gets very cold
• - Success with immunotherapy for lung cancer
  Good morning friends, well my dad was diagnosed in August  last year with lung cancer, in September he started treatment of immunotherapy every 3 weeks and the last treatment he had was 6 weeks ago h