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Finding Hope With Inoperable Lung Cancer

When Surgery Isn’t Possible With Lung Cancer

Spotlight On: Inoperable Lung Cancer

"Inoperable lung cancer" can seem like a scary diagnosis with no options. But there is hope with traditional therapy and new treatments. Learn more.

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Changing the Outlook

Innovations for inoperable lung cancer like CT-scan-guided radiation and immunotherapy may soon be combined to fight lung cancer more effectively.

Meet Your Care Team

The patient is the leader, says oncologist Akansha Chowdhary, MD, but their care team can include a pulmonologist, nutritionist, and more.

Is ‘Inoperable’ Really the Best Term?

While a diagnosis of inoperable lung cancer is alarming, it doesn't mean it can't be treated. Doctors will pick the best strategy based on these factors.

Optimize Your Treatment

There are more treatments than ever for inoperable lung cancer. Here’s how to make your therapy work toward its fullest.

Finding Hope With Inoperable Lung Cancer

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