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SUMMARY:Screening\, Early Detection\, and Health Disparities
DESCRIPTION:AUGUST 19: Screening\, Early Detection\, and Health Disparities \nParticipants will learn about lung cancer incidence\, prevention\, early detection\, screening eligibility\, and the benefits of screening. The United States Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) lung cancer screening guidelines will be introduced.  Physicians and other healthcare professionals will discuss patient support\, reducing barriers to screening\, and other resources to help with insurance coverage and costs. \nLow-dose CT is a powerful tool that leads to increased detection of cancers at an earlier\, more treatable stage\, making it imperative that lung cancer screening with this imaging technique be provided to African American patients who so greatly need it and benefit from it. \n  \nLearning Objectives: \nTo understand the causes of lung cancer. \nTo recognize the risk factors of lung cancer. \nTo understand why health disparities exist in lung cancer detection and screening. \nTo understand why screening is beneficial to detecting lung cancer early. \nTo understand what the process for screening looks like from the patient’s perspective. \n  \n 
URL:https://healcollaborative.org/event/if-you-have-lungs-you-can-get-lung-cancer-african-americans-lung-cancer-5/
LOCATION:Greater Young Zion Baptist Church\, 405 Sand Bar Ferry Road\, Augusta\, GA\, 30901\, United States
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SUMMARY:Targeted Treatment\, Biomarker Testing\, Public Policy\, and Clinical Trials
DESCRIPTION:AUGUST 26: Targeted Treatment\, Biomarker Testing\, Public Policy\, and Clinical Trials \nThis workshop will cover the latest advances in biomarker testing\, immunotherapy\, targeted therapies\, clinical trials\, and radiation therapy in the transition of lung cancer to a treatable disease. Health equity and improving access to multidisciplinary teams\, clinical trials\, and advanced treatments will be discussed. \nParticipants will learn about how physicians utilize biomarker testing to optimize treatment decisions that are improving lung cancer survival through precision medicine. Precision medicine is a model that allows physicians to personalize treatment decisions for each person diagnosed ​with lung cancer. The personalized approach involves your primary care physician\, surgeon\, and oncologist working together to identify the best treatment that will more effectively target your specific type of lung cancer. Healthcare professionals will discuss how to improve access to biomarker testing and precision ​medicine in communities of color. \n  \nLearning Objectives: \nTo identify the role of biomarker testing in transforming lung cancer into a treatable disease \nTo understand how immunotherapy\, targeted therapies\, minimally invasive surgery\, and are improving lung cancer survival and quality of life \nTo understand why health inequities exist in cancer treatment and clinical trials \nTo describe the process of enrolling in clinical trials \nTo understand how clinical trials improve treatment outcomes and quality of life
URL:https://healcollaborative.org/event/if-you-have-lungs-you-can-get-lung-cancer-african-americans-lung-cancer-6/
LOCATION:Greater Young Zion Baptist Church\, 405 Sand Bar Ferry Road\, Augusta\, GA\, 30901\, United States
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