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PATIENT EXPERIENCE OF PEMBROLIZUMAB (KEYTRUDA)
Monotherapy for the adjuvant (after surgery) treatment of adults with
non
-
small
cell
lung
carcinoma
who are at high risk of recurrence following complete resection and platinum-based chemotherapy.
Monotherapy for the adjuvant (after surgery) treatment of adults with
non
-
small
cell
lung
carcinoma
who are at high risk of recurrence following complete resection and platinum-based chemotherapy.
RoyCastleHelpline
Roy Castle
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 months ago
Pembrolizumab & CLL
I have secondary
lung
cancer (
non
small
cell
) as a matatsisation of Squamous Cell
Carcinoma
.
I have secondary
lung
cancer (
non
small
cell
) as a matatsisation of Squamous Cell
Carcinoma
.
Meic13
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 months ago
Any advice stage 4 lung cancer
Hi, looking for any advice or suggestions or positive stories to help us. My dad, who is 72 years old, has been on a roller coaster journey in the last couple of months. Was seen beginning of July as he was coughing up blood, they started doing some tests that were going through quite quickly but it
Hi, looking for any advice or suggestions or positive stories to help us. My dad, who is 72 years old, has been on a roller coaster journey in the last couple of months. Was seen beginning of July as he was coughing up blood, they started doing some tests that were going through quite quickly but it
Dadsecretary
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 hours ago
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Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Paulo1976
in
Lung Cancer Support
10 days ago
Advice
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Paulo1976
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 days ago
Advice
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Morning everyone, hope we are all keeping well. I have previously posted on here about mum, who has severe COPD and SCLC. She has undergone horrendous chemo and finished palliative radiotherapy. Her side effects of radiotherapy have dispersed and she is now feeling a little better. Unfortunately, I have
Paulo1976
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
10 days ago
PATIENT EXPERIENCE OF DURVALUMAB (IMFINZI)
Durvalumab (Imfinzi) will shortly be assessed by the Scottish Medicine Consortium (SMC) for use in NHS Scotland. The indication this medicine will be assessed under is: “In combination with platinum-based chemotherapy as neoadjuvant treatment, followed by durvalumab as monotherapy after surgery, is
Durvalumab (Imfinzi) will shortly be assessed by the Scottish Medicine Consortium (SMC) for use in NHS Scotland. The indication this medicine will be assessed under is: “In combination with platinum-based chemotherapy as neoadjuvant treatment, followed by durvalumab as monotherapy after surgery, is
RoyCastleHelpline
Roy Castle
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
16 days ago
Stage 3 curative?
HiMy mum (76 years old with COPD and emphysema) was diagnosed on 17 June with stage 3 nsclc with localised spread to a rib and lymph node. She has her 20th and last radiotherapy dose tomorrow. The oncologist said he was aiming for curative. There has been no mention of chemo or targeted therapy. Is this
HiMy mum (76 years old with COPD and emphysema) was diagnosed on 17 June with stage 3 nsclc with localised spread to a rib and lymph node. She has her 20th and last radiotherapy dose tomorrow. The oncologist said he was aiming for curative. There has been no mention of chemo or targeted therapy. Is this
Lesleypod
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
20 days ago
biopsy results
I have been diagnosed with Squamous cell lung cancer, I met with the respiratory doctor, who is booking me in for a pneumonectomy, has anyone had this procedure and can offer any advise
I have been diagnosed with Squamous cell lung cancer, I met with the respiratory doctor, who is booking me in for a pneumonectomy, has anyone had this procedure and can offer any advise
Hedgehog43
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
21 days ago
Share your experience of early-stage non-small cell lung cancer
Have you had surgery or radiotherapy for early-stage non-small cell lung cancer within the past year? Did you have you cancer treatment in England? Are you available to take part in a 1-hour interview online, by phone or in person? If your answer is YES to all the questions above, we would like
Have you had surgery or radiotherapy for early-stage non-small cell lung cancer within the past year? Did you have you cancer treatment in England? Are you available to take part in a 1-hour interview online, by phone or in person? If your answer is YES to all the questions above, we would like
LorraineD
Roy Castle
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
1 month ago
PIP BENEFIT
does anyone get the enhanced rate of pip for moderate copd and lung lobectomy?
does anyone get the enhanced rate of pip for moderate copd and lung lobectomy?
SHUGMC
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 months ago
Surgery or not Surgery
I have stage 3 lung cancer, I have no symptoms and have no issues. I have 100% lung capacity. I have had 3 infusions of immunotherapy and chemotherapy. The tumour has shrunk 60/70% I have a choice. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy for 30 days. Removal of left lung. Both have risks.
I have stage 3 lung cancer, I have no symptoms and have no issues. I have 100% lung capacity. I have had 3 infusions of immunotherapy and chemotherapy. The tumour has shrunk 60/70% I have a choice. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy for 30 days. Removal of left lung. Both have risks.
SCUBA1965
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
2 months ago
Recently diagnosed lower left lobe cancer
I don't know the type of cancer yet. I had a bronchoscopy, but they were unable to get a tissue sample. I then I had a positive pet scan. I've seen my surgeon and am scheduled for late August ti to have a lower left lung lobectomy. I don't know the cancer type or stage at this point. I've been told
I don't know the type of cancer yet. I had a bronchoscopy, but they were unable to get a tissue sample. I then I had a positive pet scan. I've seen my surgeon and am scheduled for late August ti to have a lower left lung lobectomy. I don't know the cancer type or stage at this point. I've been told
Began713
in
Lung Cancer Support
2 months ago
mucus
hello every one i have that THING CALLED COPD YUK YUK . i am fed up with mucus , i went into my local chemist asked the chap anything to help getrid of mucus he went straight to the shelf BENYLIN CHESTY COUGH ORIGINAL under neath the writing says DIPHENHYDRAMINE @ LEVOMENTHOL
hello every one i have that THING CALLED COPD YUK YUK . i am fed up with mucus , i went into my local chemist asked the chap anything to help getrid of mucus he went straight to the shelf BENYLIN CHESTY COUGH ORIGINAL under neath the writing says DIPHENHYDRAMINE @ LEVOMENTHOL
devon29
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 months ago
Doing well after surgery and diagnosis of lung cancer
Hi, I am in the process of waiting to see if my lung nodule has grown which is a spickulated one and I have lost weight. My ct scan results will be a couple of weeks after when I thought so this is quite stressful. On the Internet there is lot of negative stories about lung cancer and I was advised
Hi, I am in the process of waiting to see if my lung nodule has grown which is a spickulated one and I have lost weight. My ct scan results will be a couple of weeks after when I thought so this is quite stressful. On the Internet there is lot of negative stories about lung cancer and I was advised
YellowBirdLady
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 months ago
Hello from Chom 🐕
Chom turned 9 on June 17th. He was adopted from a shelter when he was just one. Abandoned in a flat to fend for himself with a few other dogs it took almost a week for them to be found and rescued. Two of the dogs did not survive. He was the smallest dog that made it. Initially he was a bag of nerves
Chom turned 9 on June 17th. He was adopted from a shelter when he was just one. Abandoned in a flat to fend for himself with a few other dogs it took almost a week for them to be found and rescued. Two of the dogs did not survive. He was the smallest dog that made it. Initially he was a bag of nerves
Caspiana
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 months ago
Nottingham health and well being event
Hello all, Our next Information Day is taking place at the Mercure hotel, Sherwood Forrest Nottingham on Tuesday 2nd July. The day will feature a range of speakers, stalls and an opportunity to share experiences with other people affected by lung cancer. The event will focus on health and wellbeing
Hello all, Our next Information Day is taking place at the Mercure hotel, Sherwood Forrest Nottingham on Tuesday 2nd July. The day will feature a range of speakers, stalls and an opportunity to share experiences with other people affected by lung cancer. The event will focus on health and wellbeing
LorraineD
Roy Castle
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 months ago
Had lung surgery - would you be willing to share your experience?
We have been asked to share this survey that is being carried out to seek the views of people who have had surgery across the UK and Europe. The survey is being carried out by an organisation called LUCE and supported by a distinguished UK based surgeon. The short questionaire can be completed
We have been asked to share this survey that is being carried out to seek the views of people who have had surgery across the UK and Europe. The survey is being carried out by an organisation called LUCE and supported by a distinguished UK based surgeon. The short questionaire can be completed
LorraineD
Roy Castle
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 months ago
Bra after lung surgery?
What bras did you find most comfortable post surgery or maybe I should be asking, what bras did you find most tolerable? (Not initially after but a few weeks after surgery). Thanks in advance for your responses. I'm asking on behalf of someone else. Also, we are currently working to create a lung cancer
What bras did you find most comfortable post surgery or maybe I should be asking, what bras did you find most tolerable? (Not initially after but a few weeks after surgery). Thanks in advance for your responses. I'm asking on behalf of someone else. Also, we are currently working to create a lung cancer
Miranda_GO2
Partner
in
Lung Cancer Support
4 months ago
Interested in joining GO2's Mind Over Matter group?
What is Mind Over Matter (also known as MOM)?
In this group, you will learn tips and tools to handle the big feelings that often come up after a cancer diagnosis and treatment. This 5-week group can help you deal with the fears, worries, and sadness that come up for many people.
Who can join
What is Mind Over Matter (also known as MOM)?
In this group, you will learn tips and tools to handle the big feelings that often come up after a cancer diagnosis and treatment. This 5-week group can help you deal with the fears, worries, and sadness that come up for many people.
Who can join
Miranda_GO2
Partner
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Lung Cancer Support
4 months ago
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