LCFA: Lung Cancer Foundation of America

Dr. Jacob Kaufman: When to Use Tissue Biopsies vs. Liquid Biopsies in Lung Cancer. Learn more in the link. #TissueBiopsy #LiquidBiopsy #LungCancer https://bit.ly/4g00sJG

Dr. Greg Riely: How Liquid Biopsies Detect Cancer Mutations. Learn more in the link. #LiquidBiopsy #LungCancer https://bit.ly/4g00sJG

Dr. Jacob Kaufman Explains Tissue vs. Liquid Biopsies in Lung Cancer Diagnosis. Discover more in the link. #LiquidBiopsy #TissueBiopsy #LungCancerResearch https://bit.ly/4g00sJG

Dr. Jonathan Villena-Vargas Explains Adjuvant Care: Preventing Lung Cancer Recurrence After Surgery. Watch the full video in the link. #AdjuvantTherapy #LungCancerTreatment https://bit.ly/3VF87nG

Lisa Goldman Discusses New Lung Cancer Treatments and Adjuvant Therapies. Watch the full video in the link. #AdjuvantTherapy #LungCancerTreatment https://bit.ly/3VF87nG

Dr. Jonathan Villena-Vargas on Neoadjuvant Therapy: Enhancing Lung Cancer Surgery Success. Watch the full video in the link. #NeoAdjuvantTherapy #LungCancerTreatment https://bit.ly/3VF87nG

Dr. Natasha Leighl Explains the Impact of EGFR Mutations on Lung Cancer Treatment. Learn more about the EGFR mutation by visiting the link. #EGFR #Biomarker #LungCancer https://bit.ly/3tT879J

Dr. David Carbone Explains How Biomarker Testing is Transforming Lung Cancer Treatment. Learn more about biomarker testing by visiting the link. #BiomarkerTesting #CancerResearch #LungCancer https://bit.ly/3YFvNeH

Dr. Jacob Kaufman Reveals How KRAS Mutations Impact Lung Cancer Treatment Options! Learn more about the KRAS mutation by visiting the link. #KRAS #Biomarker #LungCancer https://bit.ly/3Sab8ug

Dr. Raymond Osarogiagbon Explains: What Are Biomarkers? Learn more about biomarkers by visiting the link. #Biomarkers #BiomarkerTesting #Diagnosis https://bit.ly/3YFvNeH

Jim Pantelas Reveals Key Lung Cancer Risk Factors You Need to Know! Discover more by visiting the link. #LungCancer #LungCancerRiskFactors https://bit.ly/4bgvD1d

Dr. David Carbone Unveils Shocking Link Between Air Pollution and Lung Cancer! Learn more by visiting the link. #LungCancer #AirPollution #AirQuality https://bit.ly/3LVgqab

Dr. David Carbone Exposes Hidden Radon Dangers! Learn more by visiting the link. #LungCancer #Radon #LungCancerRiskFactors https://bit.ly/4bgvD1d

Dr. Jonathan Villena-Vargas: Engineering T-Cells to Fight Lung Cancer. Learn more about lung cancer treatments in the link. #LungCancer #LungCancerTreatment https://bit.ly/3UyIPIc

Thank you for watching our 5th annual World Lung Cancer Day social media takeover!

If you didn’t get the memo, this year’s theme is screening! The earlier lung cancer is caught, the more opportunities there are for treatment and the higher the likelihood that you’ll have a better quality and longer life. This is all thanks to research. There was a day when research into lung cancer lagged behind other major cancers. But that’s all changing. We’re beginning to see more and more scientists devote their careers to curing this terrible disease. Learn how you can get involved by visiting LCFAmerica.org.

8,000 U.S. Veterans Diagnosed with Lung Cancer Yearly; Dr. Sydney Barned Shares Life with Lung Cancer

For many, a cure for lung cancer is not an option unless the disease is caught early enough through screening. Regardless, the disease may respond to treatment. The earlier it’s caught, the higher the likelihood that patients will have an increased quality of life. Whether you’re a Veteran or a doctor, if you have lungs, you can get lung cancer. Watch as Veterans explain the importance of screening, then Dr. Sydney Barned walks you through a day in her life as a dancer, living with stage IV lung cancer

Veterans’ Increased Lung Cancer Risk: Dr. Moghanaki on VA Support; Advocate Jim Pantelas on Screening

Dr. Moghanaki estimates that 1.5 million Veterans are eligible for lung cancer screening, but sadly, only 8% are being screened! His advice is to use telemedicine to explore your options. Navy Veteran Jim Pantelas has been living with lung cancer for nearly 20 years. He explains how various factors and exposures led to the decision to get screened and why he’s here almost two decades later.

Veterans and Lung Cancer Risk: Screening Saves Lives; Advocates Aurora Lucas & Brandi Bryant Share Journeys

Not only do Veterans face a higher risk of developing lung cancer because of exposure to different chemicals during their time in the service, but they also have a tendency to pursue civilian careers with higher risks after they leave the service, highlighting the importance of screening. Screening is free and covered by the VA. Then, meet Aurora Lucas and Brandi Bryant, both living with lung cancer but neither letting lung cancer define how they get to truly live their lives.

Learn About Lung Cancer Screening; Special Message from Intercontinental Hotel NYC Employees

Why are only 6% of eligible Americans being screened for lung cancer when the procedure is fast and easy, and many cases are covered by insurance? Hear from several different lung cancer patient advocates describe how easy it is. Then, meet Dusty Donaldson, a 19-year cancer survivor surgically cured of the disease because of early detection. Lastly, the employees of New York’s Intercontinental Hotel have a message for you about lung cancer.

Clinical Trials: Tomorrow’s Medicine Today; Yovana Portillo on Starting a Family After Diagnosis

Clinical trials are tomorrow’s medicine today, which is why these studies are crucial for advancing lung cancer research. They are safe and free to participate for eligible lung cancer patients. Dr. Carbone explains more in a conversation with LCFA co-founder Kim Norris. Plus, lung cancer patient advocate Yovana Portillo is living with no evidence of disease following an early diagnosis and surgery. Hear how early detection saved her life and allowed her to create a new life with the recent birth of her son.