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ESMO Deep Dive: Lung Cancer - Non-metastatic NSCLC - Multidisciplinary State of the Art 2025

Aired live on 05 Mar 2025

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Programme

Welcome and introduction
Enriqueta Felip
Surgery – controversies and challenges
Jonathan Spicer
Radiation – opportunities, future directions
Corinne Finn
Systemic therapy – key challenges moving from trials into practice
Federico Cappuzzo
QnA and Discussion
All speakers

Description

This ESMO Deep Dive Lung Cancer Webinar focused on Non-metastatic NSCLC – Multidisciplinary State of the Art.

This webinar was developed with the aim to provide a second, deeper layer of educational experience in emerging data related to: molecular biology and classification, translational research and biomarkers for precision medicine, and unknowns, hypotheses, and ongoing research in areas of controversy or unmet need for optimal management of patients.

It began with a welcome and introduction, followed by lectures covering surgery controversies and challenges, opportunities and future directions in radiation, and key challenges in translating systemic therapy from trials to practice. The webinar ended with a discussion with the panel and a live Q&A session.

This programme is designed to provide an overview of the latest understanding of molecular biology and the impact of targeting different pathways in the management of patients with lung cancers, offer expert opinion exchange and provide some important considerations in this field.

Learning objectives

  • To acquire a deeper understanding of the clinical course of malignant disease of lung cancer. ​
  • To understand biological hypotheses on classification and risk stratification, ongoing/required research in therapeutics and knowledge of use of omics technologies for biomarker-enabled precision medicine for lung cancer.​
  • To develop skills and abilities for critical analysis, interpretation of research data and therapeutic strategies.​
  • To become better equipped for informed, innovative thinking and engagement in ongoing or new research projects.

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