| | Genetics can be confusing, especially as we are learning about treatments for acquired gene mutations at the same time as we are learning about hereditary mutations that raise the risk of lung cancer. Best wishes, Dr. Lynne | | Lung Cancer Linked with Breast Cancer Gene We've heard a lot this past year (think: Angelina Jolie) about breast cancer genes. We are now learning that one of these genes - BRCA2 - may double the risk of lung cancer. Read more
| Genetic Testing for Lung Cancer If you have non-small cell lung cancer, especially lung adenocarcinoma, your tumor has hopefully been tested for a few common gene mutations that have effective treatments. Read more
| Can Lung Cancer Be Inherited? Lung cancer does seem to run in certain families. Who is at the highest risk? Read more
| Importance of a Second Opinion with Lung Cancer If you haven't received a second opinion -- whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with lung cancer for some time - check out these thoughts. Read more
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