Lung Special Issue

For patients with lung cancer that is limited in its spread, radiation may help. But exactly who should try it, and when?

WE HAVE KNOWN THAT cancers evolve since we first started treating them with chemotherapy in the 1940s — and that, after responding, they could become resistant to treatment.

Air pollution may shorten the lives of those with early-stage lung cancer.

Advocacy groups are making a difference in the lung cancer community. What can they do for you?

No matter how long you've been a smoker, quitting is still possible and the anti-cancer benefits are huge.

The role of immunotherapies and targeted treatments in lung cancer is evolving at breakneck speed.