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Helpful Information About Lung Cancer from Our Blog
Lung Cancer Surgery: What to Expect
Although lung cancer is still a common form of cancer among both men and women, there is more hope than ever before for patients with this disease....
How is Lung Cancer Diagnosed and Treated?
If your doctor requested more tests after a lung cancer screening, a chest x-ray for another medical condition that showed something unusual, or...
What You Should Know About Lung Cancer Treatment Side Effects
One of the first questions most patients have after a lung cancer diagnosis is, “What are the side effects of treatment?” It’s normal to have...
How to Tell If Your Lung Cancer Has Returned
You likely feel excited and relieved if your lung cancer is in remission. But there may also be a hint of concern that it will return. While it would...
Can You Recover From Stage 4 Lung Cancer?
The severity of lung cancer is described by its stage ranging from stage 1, which is early-stage, to the most advanced stage, which is stage 4....
Lung Cancer Gene Mutations: What Are They and How Do They Affect Treatment?
Lung cancer is not typically an inherited condition. For nearly all patients, lung cancer is caused by long-term exposure to smoke, radon, or other...
Lung Carcinoid Tumors: Are They Lung Cancer?
Lung carcinoid tumors, often referred to as just “lung carcinoids” are a rare type of lung cancer, comprising only 2% of all lung cancers. This...
When is Radiation Therapy Used to Treat Lung Cancer?
There are many different approaches used to treat lung cancer depending on the specific type, stage, and location of the tumor(s). Surgery, radiation...
RMCC Lung Cancer Survivor Stories of Inspiration
One Day Can Change Your Life: A Cancer Diagnosis of Unknown Primary
After a decade working in real estate in New York and four years homesteading off the grid in California, Darryl Baptiste came to Colorado in May of...
The US Oncology Network Keeps Cancer Patient Moving During Treatment
Stage Four Lung Cancer Patient is on the Ride of a Lifetime
Let’s Be More Loving, Hopeful, and Optimistic: There’s Hope for Stage 4 Cancer
Diagnosed with colon, liver, and lung cancer at the young age of 59 and given the bleak prognosis of three years of survival, Jeff discovered what...
Can You Get Cancer More Than Once?
Yes. And Bernice Radakovits Is Living Proof That You Can Beat Cancer – Again and Again
Bernice Radakovits had already faced down cancer three times...
A Good Blend of Reality and Optimism: What It’s Like Participating in Clinical Trials for Cancer
When Deb* first received her cancer diagnosis, she didn’t think she would see her next birthday. And now, four months later, Deb hit another...
Cancer Remission: An Obsolete Goal?
Cancer survivor Carol Levey has strong feelings about a phrase most cancer patients long to hear.
“I think they should take the word ‘remission’ out...