Read the latest news about Network activities, as well as blog posts and commentary on lung cancer from our members.
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The Network is co-hosting a workshop with ASPIRE for Lung Cancer and APCLC at the IASLC 2025 Asia Conference on Lung Cancer in October.
The Lung Cancer Policy Network is excited to participate in this year’s World Conference on Lung Cancer (WCLC) taking place 6–9 September in Barcelona.
Blog
This guest blog from ASPIRE for Lung Cancer explores their recent work to develop a regional consensus statement on lung cancer in Asia Pacific.
Analysis
Despite compelling evidence and the devastating impact of the disease on people’s lives, progress in lung cancer policy has been slow. Even interventions that could change this picture, such as prevention and earlier detection, continue to be implemented slowly.
During our June webinar, our panel received more questions than they had time to answer; therefore, we asked some of our expert speakers to address them here.
We spoke to Jessica Moffatt, PhD, Vice President of Programs & Health System Partnerships at the Lung Health Foundation in Canada.
The Lung Cancer Policy Network hosted a webinar exploring how to build an economic case for lung cancer screening programmes.
LCNM is dedicated to addressing all aspects and stages of lung cancer in Malaysia, including tobacco control strategies, screening of high-risk individuals, diagnosis, staging and treatment.
At this year’s World Health Assembly in Geneva, a new resolution – Promoting and prioritising an integrated approach to lung health – was approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).
As global health leaders gather to shape the future of public health, we’re bringing you real-time updates and key developments on how lung cancer is being addressed on the world stage.
Malaysia’s first clinical practice guidelines for lung cancer were published at the third annual National Lung Cancer Symposium in Kuala Lumpur on 26 April 2025.
The resolution calls for Member States to take urgent action on lung health through a range of measures.
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