Are other treatments being researched to treat lung cancer?
ANSWER
Researchers are constantly looking for better ways to treat lung cancer and help people feel better and live longer. Scientists are studying new combinations of chemotherapy, new forms of radiation, and drugs that make cancer cells more sensitive to radiation.
Reviewed by Paul Boyce on February 19, 2019
SOURCES:
American Cancer Society.
National Cancer Institute.
National Institutes of Health.
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
SOURCES:
American Cancer Society.
National Cancer Institute.
National Institutes of Health.
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
From: Lung Cancer Treatments
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