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LCMC initates sites for study on neoadjuvant targeted therapy options
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LCRF is proud to be partnering on the Lung Cancer Mutation Consortium (LCMC), which initiated trial sites at USC Norris Cancer Center, University of California-Davis, University of Michigan, and University of Washington for its fourth study, LCMC4 Evaluation of Actionable Drivers in EaRly Stage Lung Cancer (LEADER). The study examines targeted drugs given as single agents and combinations as neoadjuvant therapies matched to specific genetic mutations.
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Announcing LCRF's Scientific Executive Committee
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A select group of LCRF Scientific Advisory Board members has been tapped for a newly-created Scientific Executive Committee (SEC). The SEC will develop, assess, and implement a strategic research roadmap to guide LCRF’s research investment.
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LCRF Scientific Advisory Board welcomes 12 new members
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LCRF is pleased to expand its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) by 12 new members. The board reviews, evaluates, and selects lung cancer research proposals worthy of financial investment while providing guidance on relevant lung cancer data.
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Gala honors Dr. Brendon Stiles
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LCRF's inaugural 2022 Evening of Innovation gala honors Dr. Brendon M. Stiles, who has served LCRF in several capacities while making his mark as a thoracic surgeon and researcher. The LCRF Founders Award will be presented to Dr. David Hidalgo. New York Times best-selling author Annabelle Gurwitch, a lung cancer advocate and patient, will be our host. The gala will be held Sept. 28 at New York City's Metropolitan Club. |
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New community on Facebook
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Losing a loved one to lung cancer is unfair and difficult. It's also a specific experience that is hard to understand if you haven't been through it. This newly created group is a place for supporting each other, sharing memories of our loved ones, and connecting with others who have been on a similar journey. Our newest board member, Matt Cipriani, who lost his wife Jen to lung cancer, moderates this online group. |
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World Lung Cancer Day is August 1, and we have a special message for you. Come to the LCRF website (or follow us on social media) every day this week to learn more! |
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Elliot's Legacy raises over $540K for lung cancer research
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The 15th annual Elliot's Legacy, a beachside family carnival featuring kite flying in memory of Elliot Chalmé A'H, took place July 10 and raised over $540,000 towards lung cancer research. Elliot passed away from lung cancer in 2006 at the age of 56, and flying kites was a beloved activity of his. |
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Get your team together – it's walk time!
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Free to Breathe Walk is just around the corner, so sign up today! We can't wait to be with the LCRF family again. Here are the dates:
Check the event calendar for other upcoming events, including the Jose Leos Memorial Golf Outing in Illinois. Or do your own thing, like Tom Young – check out his Hike for Hank fundraiser, where he's hiking 500 miles and raising funds for research in memory of his dad. |
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...our experts who have generously given their time in our educational programs: Laura Petrillo, MD; Jamie Jacobs, PhD; Colleen Connor Ziegler; Lynne S. Padgett, PhD; Ibiayi Dagogo-Jack, MD; Isabel Preeshagul, DO, MBS; and Jyoti Patel, MD. Watch for the next #TogetherSeparately livestream coming soon!
...Jen Cosgrove, who recently marked her 5-year "cancerversary" by kicking off her fundraising for the New York Free to Breathe Walk and raising over $5,000 to date. (Support Jen or start your own!)
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