Lung Special Issue (1)

Immunotherapy revolutionized the way we treat cancer. And now, researchers are using drugs to help jumpstart the immune system alongside chemotherapy to keep treatment moving forward.

Lung cancer has gone from being a dismal diagnosis — it still is very serious — to one that is the poster child for targeted therapeutics, immunotherapy and molecular diagnostics. These advancements are just the beginning.

Unique challenges become permanent fixtures in the minds of young adults who receive a diagnosis of a life-changing disease, but can change through advocacy support.

Second cancers are common among patients with lung cancer, so how can risk be lowered?

Immune and targeted therapies build hope for patients with advanced lung cancer.

The combination of immunotherapy and chemotherapy, and more, is changing the landscape of the disease.