Lung Cancer in the Middle East with Nagla Karim, Houssein Abdul Sater, and Abdelrahman Mohamed

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Lung Cancer Considered: IASLC Hot Topic in Basic & Translational Science Meeting Highlights

This episode reviews the IASLC 2025 Hot Topic in Basic and Translational Science Conference, which focused on unraveling precancer and early-stage lung cancer, a theme that really captures where the field is heading. Instead of reacting to advanced disease. Guests: Dr. Triparna S ...  Show more

Lung Cancer Considered in Portuguese: Junior Faculty Perspective

As part of IASLC’s Lung Cancer Considered World Language Series, guest host Dr. Maria Cecilia Mathias leads a discussion in Portuguese about the junior faculty perspective with Dr. Maria Thereza Starling and Dr. Paula Duarte. 

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