Life after lung cancer surgery: not just surviving, but thriving
Jackie had keyhole surgery for lung cancer six weeks after her diagnosis. Since then, she has run a 230 km ultramarathon through Kenya.
Inside the lung cancer diagnosis pathway
A lung cancer team at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals in the UK on what happens between a referral and a diagnosis.
Finding lung cancer early can make surgery possible
The ESTS Quality of Life Working Group on why finding lung cancer early can make surgery possible, and what life after surgery can look like.
Why lung cancer isn’t always on a GP’s radar
Rachel Thomas is a lung cancer and mesothelioma nurse. She explains why symptoms can be missed in primary care, and how she supports people after diagnosis.
From scan to treatment: three lung cancer specialists
A radiologist, a thoracic surgeon and an oncologist on the steps between a scan that finds something and the right treatment.
Not anybody's fault: why lung cancer is so often found late
Vee Rayson is a lung cancer nurse. She explains why the signs are easy to explain away, and what happens when lung cancer is suspected.
My first sign of lung cancer was a pain under my shoulder
Ernst had no cough or breathlessness. His first sign of lung cancer was a strange pain under his shoulder and down his arm.
Sometimes the signs of lung cancer are not what you expect
Paul had no cough and no breathlessness. His wife Vee, a lung cancer nurse, noticed the signs that others might have missed.
At 26, I never imagined it could be lung cancer
Rasika was 26 when a cough that would not go away turned out to be lung cancer.