Oncogene Cancer Research

It's the first full working week of the new year and we wish everyone a happy and healthy year. We all have many wishes for the new year. When you have lung cancer, your wishes are all dependent on cancer treatments working, remaining stable and ongoing research for better treatments and one day a cure. Gilly is living with stage 4 lung cancer and these are her top 3 wishes for 2025. Join us in creating more awareness of lung cancer and calling for more research. Our lives depend on it. #cancer #stage4 #lungcancer #ResearchSavesLives #research Young Lung Cancer Initiative Lung Cancer Europe OncoDaily

I had no idea of the amount of judgment passed on patients with lung cancer. Step back folks, walk a mile in someone’s shoes.

I had no idea of the amount of judgment passed on patients with lung cancer. Step back folks, walk a mile in someone’s shoes.

Mel first experienced lung cancer in 2020. This year, unfortunately, it came back at stage 4. But Mel is still hopeful for 2025. Here are her top 3 wishes. Let's encourage Mel and others to be hopeful and let's push for more research breakthroughs in 2025. ✨ Happy new year, everyone! Wishing you a happy and healthy 2025. ✨ #Research #lungcancer #cancer #stage4 Young Lung Cancer Initiative Lung Cancer Europe Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation Ruth Strauss Foundation Lung Cancer Nursing UK (LCNUK) BRITISH THORACIC ONCOLOGY GROUP (BTOG) EGFR Positive Lung Cancer UK

2024 is nearly over. As we naturally wind up this year and start planning for the next one, please spare a thought for people like Jenna - a young mother with stage 4 lung cancer. Here are Jenna's three wishes for 2025. 1️⃣ Treatment to keep working 2️⃣ Stay healthy and strong 3️⃣ More memories with family Here’s to more research in 2025 for better treatments for all of us whose wishes depend on it. #HappyNewYear #lungcancer #ResearchSavesLives Young Lung Cancer Initiative EGFR Resisters Lung Cancer Europe

After being treated for breast cancer, Maria went on to have another cancer diagnosis - stage 4 EGFR lung cancer. Maria has lots of dreams and hope for the future despite all of this. Here are her top 3 wishes for 2025! Lets encourage Maria (and many others) to keep dreaming for the future. 🌟 #HappyNewYear #lungcancer #research #cancer Young Lung Cancer Initiative Lung Cancer Europe EGFR Resisters

Wishing everyone in our cancer community a very Happy Holiday. Thanks to many of the research advances made this year - like these here - many in our oncogene-driven lung cancer community are able to enjoy the holidays and make more memories. These are the greatest gifts of all. ❄️🤍 Wishing you and yours the happiest of holidays. 🤍❄️

These are some of the faces of lung cancer in Europe. As these faces show, sadly, no one is immune. No matter how or why you were diagnosed, you deserve the best care, support and survival. If in doubt, get checked. Learn more through our initiative with Lung Cancer Europe and members at getchecked.eu. #GetChecked #lungcancer #awareness stigma | survival

The faces of lung cancer may surprise you. Like these. Lung cancer doesn’t discriminate - it can affect anyone, regardless of their background or lifestyle. No one deserves it. It’s time to challenge misconceptions and focus on the facts. 💡 Everyone is at risk for lung cancer 💡 Awareness is a first step 💡 Early detection improves survival If in doubt, get checked. Learn more through our initiative with Lung Cancer Europe and members at www.getchecked.eu. #GetChecked #lungcancer #awareness

Lung cancer affects the whole family. Like our co-founder Jan Clark's. Jan’s daughter Amy was diagnosed with lung cancer at just 20 years old. Now 25, Amy continues to fight with her mum Jan by her side. Jan recently presented the caregiver’s perspective at the launch of Lung Cancer Europe’s 9th “Empowering Voices Report. Presented by LuCE President Anne-Marie Baird and supported by Members of European Parliament. Here’s Jan’s advice for other caregivers 👇 ✨ Lean on support – Whether it’s family, friends, or a community, don’t try to carry the weight alone ✨ Validate information – Knowledge is power, but only if it’s accurate ✨ Be brave enough to switch – Changing care teams was a turning point for Amy’s journey. Trust your instincts ✨ Find your people – Seek those who lift and empower you ✨ Challenge the status quo – It’s okay to ask tough questions and advocate for the best care. ✨ Share the load – “Amy is so caring, and I help ease the burden where I can,” Jan says To any other parents and people with similar challenges: you are not alone. We see you. 🩵 EGFR Positive Lung Cancer UK WALCE APS FairLife Lung Cancer Care Fundación MÁS QUE IDEAS Alk Ros1 France Cancer Poumon European School of Oncology Pulmonale - Associação Portuguesa de Luta Contra o Cancro do Pulmão Suomen Syöpäpotilaat - Cancerpatienterna i Finland ry Lung Cancer Nursing UK (LCNUK) Diego Villalón García Leben mit Lungenkrebs ALK Positive Europe e. V. ALK Positive Lung Cancer UK Maeve O'Sullivan Catriona Grant Lavinia Magee