Dr. Jie Wang shared results from the first-of-its-kind ACROSS 2 trial comparing aumolertinib monotherapy and combination therapy in patients with both EGFR mutations and TSGs. 🧬
For , we’re revisiting a powerful past episode of our Lung Cancer Considered podcast.
In “Global Advances and Persistent Disparities in Lung Cancer Treatment,” Dr. Narjust Florez, Dr. Csaba Dégi, and Jill Feldman discuss:
✅ Breakthroughs transforming lung cancer care worldwide
✅ The disparities that still leave too many behind
✅ The need for equity-driven action
Listen below ⬇️
In this episode of Lung Cancer Considered, host Dr. Narjust Florez moderates a discussion with Dr. Csaba Dégi and Jill Feldman about global policy. The discuss ...
09/25/2025
Could ivonescimab plus chemo be a promising post-TKI option in EGFR-mutant NSCLC? 🤔
Dr. Jonathan W. Goldman demonstrated that adding ivonescimab to chemotherapy improved PFS in patients with EGFR+ NSCLC after third-generation EGFR-TKI therapy.
- Relive the top moments from and share your memories in the Photo Gallery!
View now in ILCN: https://bit.ly/4nz6jsz
09/22/2025
Have you saved your spot yet? 🚨
The 2025 Hot Topic in Basic and Translational Science Meeting is just around the corner, and we’re bringing together an incredible lineup of faculty you won’t want to miss.
- Explore groundbreaking science.
- Connect with leaders in the field.
- Be part of the conversation shaping the future.
Out now! A new episode of Lung Cancer Considered (in Hebrew). Host Dr. Alona Zer sits down with Dr. Haitam Nasrallah, Dr. Jair Bar, and Dr. Ory Wiesel to share their key takeaways from the 2025 World Conference on Lung Cancer.
From the latest clinical advances to big-picture research trends, don’t miss this engaging conversation.
🔬 Investigators shared results from mono, combination studies of iza-bren with attendees in Barcelona.
🔗 Learn more details in ILCN: https://bit.ly/4n8GuQk
Investigators Wenfeng Fang, MD, PhD, and Fei Zhou, MD, PhD, share results from mono, combination studies of iza-bren. The data will be discussed during an oral abstract session Monday afternoon.
09/17/2025
Recap: Dr. Mary Pasquinelli said the Sybil AI model shows promise for improving early detection and addressing disparities in lung cancer outcomes.
🔗 Learn more in ILCN: https://bit.ly/46844qf
Dr. Mary Pasquinelli said that Sybil shows promise for improving early detection and addressing disparities in lung cancer outcomes.
09/17/2025
🚨 New Lung Cancer Considered podcast episode, recorded at !
Hosts Dr. Narjust Florez and Dr. Stephen Liu take you inside the biggest conference moments with expert insights from:
🧬 Dr. Susan Scott on EGFR-mutant NSCLC and PALOMA-2
💉 Dr. Wenfeng Fang on a first-in-class EGFR x HER3 ADC
🧠 Dr. Biagio Ricciuti on FLAURA-2 OS, the HARMONi trial & early-stage immunotherapy
Catch the full episode: https://bit.ly/462HfEx
09/16/2025
The spirit of WCLC 2025 lives on!
Thank you to everyone who joined us for four days of learning and connection. Here’s a look back at the conference that brought our community together!
Don’t forget to follow our Instagram () and Linkedin (/iaslc) page for more pictures!
09/15/2025
Couldn’t attend in Barcelona? 🌍
Get the most important updates in just one webinar: The Best of WCLC 2025 on September 18.
📅 September 18 | 6 AM (MT) | 10 AM (UTC)
👩⚕️ Moderators: Dr. Clarissa Baldotto & Dr. Calvin Ng
🎓 CME, MOC, and Certificate of Attendance available
Register now! https://bit.ly/4n5YPxu
09/14/2025
🚨 Final Call! Abstract submissions for HT25: Unraveling Precancer & Early-Stage Lung Cancer close September 15.
🎥 Conference Co-Chair Aaron Tan shares why your research belongs at this year’s Hot Topic Meeting in Tokyo.
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Each year, the IASLC hosts the World Conference on Lung Cancer (WCLC), the world’s largest meeting dedicated solely to thoracic cancers. The WCLC regularly attracts over 7,000 thoracic cancer specialists from over 100 countries and offers attendees the chance to collaborate and network while learning about the latest updates in the field.
The IASLC Foundation supports the education of research fellows - who are the next generation of lung cancer physicians and scientists - by funding research fellowships. Since its inception, the foundation has given nearly $3.5 million to lung cancer research, and that number is on the rise.
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