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Focus on the Mental Impact

Physical impacts of inoperable lung cancer are widely discussed, but the mental impact is not. Arif Kamal, MD, shares why it’s key and how to find help.

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‘Anyone With Lungs Can Get Lung Cancer’

A three-time lung cancer survivor, activist Terri Ann DiJulio says patient voices aren’t loud enough in the medical community. How is she changing that?

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Support and Planning

Doctors not only help patients and their families understand their cancer and the treatments available, but support them through emotional distress.

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When Cancer Holds On

Diagnosed with inoperable cancer, Bonnie Bishop-Ulrich was on a mission, and she wasn’t alone. Love is knowing that your battle is their battle, she says.

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One Day, Hour by Hour, With Lung Cancer

Elizabeth de Jong outlines her day from dawn to dusk, not only as she treats her lung cancer, but advocates for it, too.

Finding Hope With Inoperable Lung Cancer

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