Image of mesothelioma cell heterogeneity under a microscope.

How Mesothelioma Cell Heterogeneity Impacts Treatment

By Isabella Parise |

Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer primarily caused by asbestos exposure. Tumor sizes vary and often contain different types of cancer cells, known as mesothelioma cell heterogeneity. Learn more about how research on cell heterogeneity is paving the way for more personalized and effective care strategies.

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X-ray showing if a patient's stage 4 lung cancer is curable

Is Stage 4 Lung Cancer Curable?

By Madeline May |

Lung cancer patients are often diagnosed during the advanced stages, such as stage 4. This late diagnosis often impacts a patient's treatment options and survival rate.

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Turkey Tail mushroom (Trametes versicolor ) growing on a decaying tree in a forest in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Turkey Tail Mushrooms

By Madeline May |

Turkey tail mushrooms are a type of wild mushroom that has gained popularity in the medical world due to its numerous benefits for cancer patients and the general population.

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Modern setting and one of the best cancer hospitals

10 Best Lung Cancer Hospitals

By Rachel Ernst |

With so many options available, it can be tough to know where and who to turn to when seeking care for lung cancer. Our list of the 10 best lung cancer hospitals can provide some guidance.

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Mesothelioma patient discusses treatment options with her doctor since there is no mesothelioma cure.

Can Mesothelioma Be Cured

By Lung Cancer Center Team |

While there is currently no guaranteed cure for mesothelioma, early detection and effective treatments may offer some patients a chance at remission. Effective treatments include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and multimodal therapies. As researchers continue to search for a cure, doctors recommend anyone at high risk of developing mesothelioma undergo regular screenings.

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Researchers developing the lung cancer vaccine LungVax.

Lung Cancer Vaccine

By Lung Cancer Center Team |

The University of Oxford, Francis Crick Institute, and University College London have begun developing what could be the world’s first lung cancer vaccine. The vaccine will train the immune system to recognize and kill lung cancer cells in hopes of lowering lung cancer-related deaths.

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A doctor and their colleague look over a computer while in a lab.

Lung Cancer Detection and Artificial Intelligence

By Lung Cancer Center Team |

Artificial intelligence is transforming the medical field, particularly in the detection and treatment of lung cancer. With its advanced technology, AI is providing better outcomes for patients. In this article, we will explore how AI is changing the landscape of lung cancer detection and care.

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Chemo brain patient practicing yoga.

5 Helpful Tips for Chemo Brain

By Kristina Johnson |

Chemo brain slows the brain's cognitive function throughout chemotherapy treatments. Many patients compare this to having a mental fog. Learn how to help your chemo brain symptoms here.

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Doctor in lab attire looking into microscope during scheduled lung cancer clinical trials.

5 New Lung Cancer Clinical Trials for 2023

By Madeline May |

Clinical trials provide options for those diagnosed with severe conditions such as mesothelioma and lung cancer. We gathered five new lung cancer and mesothelioma clinical trials accepting patients in 2023.

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Adagrasib alongside a needle, pills, and vials scattered on white table

Mirati’s Adagrasib Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Treatment Approved

By Kristina Johnson |

Adagrasib is the newest inhibitor drug for the treatment of KRAS-G12C mutated non-small cell lung cancer has been approved by the FDA. Mirati Therapeutics brings adagrasib to the market as an oral drug to help late-stage NSCLC patient's prognosis.

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Woman holding hand with cancer patient

What are the 5 Most Deadly Cancers?

By Madeline May |

The top 5 most deadly cancers among men and women include lung cancer, mesothelioma, colon cancer, breast cancer, and pancreatic cancer. Learn more about the deadliest cancers, their treatment options, and their causes.

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