Robyn and Bob Washburn live in Simi Valley, CA where they like to spend time with family, enjoy the outdoors walking and taking hikes when they can, and go on adventures with their [...]
By Elridge D. Proctor, MPA, Senior Director, Government Affairs, GO2 for Lung Cancer Current landscape As we enter 2026, we reflect on the impact that government decisions are having on communities across the nation, especially our own, as lung cancer continues to change lives forever. [...]
A groundbreaking new open-access textbook, “Lung Cancer Navigation and Care: A Comprehensive Guide for Navigators and Allied Health Professionals,” is now available. As the first site-specific, comprehensive clinical guide for lung cancer navigation, the textbook equips navigators and allied [...]
By Matthew Reiss, MSE, PhD, Manager, Precision Medicine & Navigation, GO2 for Lung Cancer This is the third blog post of our ongoing “Understanding Lung Cancer” series. This series aims to simplify the science behind lung cancer and help provide a deeper understanding [...]
Spend just a few minutes talking with people who have been diagnosed with lung cancer, and a familiar rhythm begins to emerge: “I never thought I’d be diagnosed with lung cancer.” “I eat healthy… I run and lift weights… [...]
Natalie lives in Atlanta with her husband and her dog Hershey. She loves to travel with her family and friends and is working her way through her restaurant bucket list. In her spare time, she works with different organizations by volunteering [...]
Eva L. has what she calls an “all-American job.” She’s a teacher, a mother, a wife, a sister, a cousin, a daughter, and a neighbor who leaves for work every morning at 7:15 a.m. She is also someone living [...]
One of the newer developments in the cancer testing and diagnostic space is the rise of minimal residual disease (MRD) testing. However, there can be confusion surrounding what it is, how it works, and whether it's a good fit [...]
When Debbie P. learned that a small “ground glass” spot on her right lung, one that had been monitored for years, was actually adenocarcinoma, she suddenly found herself facing the unthinkable. “From my first appointment with the surgeon, he [...]
Jim lives in Howell, MI, with his wife Cathy and their 3 daughters, Stella (19), Grace (17), and Leda (16). A recent graduate with a degree in public health (GO BLUE!), Jim jokes that his hobbies have all been [...]