Expert insights: the top online lung cancer questions answered

Finding a little bit of reliable information can lead to big improvements in understanding and managing lung cancer. We've teamed up with patient group representatives from around the world to highlight some Big Little Things that can help provide clarity and guidance.

Lung cancer is a daunting and complex topic that millions search online. However, turning to internet sources may not always provide trustworthy answers and can be confusing, even adding to the burden of coping with a lung cancer diagnosis. Our patient experts explain why it is crucial to have access to reliable information and where to find it online. 

Support from caregivers and family is vital for lung cancer patients

In this video, we explore some essential advice for caregivers, including what to say, what to avoid, and how to provide meaningful support. Watch Merel Hennink, Ambassador for Lung Cancer Europe, and Patricia Mondragón, Founder of Breathing with Value, answer the most-searched questions about supporting lung cancer patients, sharing personal stories and practical tips.

 

Access the Global Lung Cancer Coalition website and websites of their local member organizations for more educational resources.

Important Note: Please note, the information provided in these videos is not intended to replace professional medical advice. For questions related to lung cancer, please consult your healthcare provider or doctor.

Date published: 1 November 2024

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