Expert Video - What is a KRAS mutation in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)?
Medical oncologist and lung cancer expert Dr. Joseph Leach shares an overview of KRAS mutations in lung cancer. Nearly one-third of people with non-small cell lung cancer have a KRAS mutation. He also talks about different types of KRAS mutations, including KRAS G12C which is the most common type and has specific treatments available to target it.
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Animation - Understanding NSCLC Treatment Options When You Have a KRAS Mutation
Slide Show - Understanding NSCLC Treatment Options When You Have a KRAS Mutation
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What is a gene mutation and how does it relate to lung cancer?
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How do doctors test for genetic mutations in lung cancer and why is it important?
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What is a KRAS mutation in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)?
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How do doctors treat lung cancer with KRAS mutations?
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How did you find out you had KRAS-positive lung cancer?
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What was the comprehensive biomarker testing experience like?
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What has your treatment experience been for your KRAS-positive lung cancer?
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What advice do you have for newly diagnosed lung cancer patients about biomarker testing?
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How did you find out you had KRAS-positive lung cancer?
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How has your KRAS mutation affected the treatment options available to you?
