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Opinion|Videos|January 5, 2026

Choosing Between Targeted Therapies and Addressing Unmet Needs

Panelists discuss treatment selection, resistance challenges, and future directions in managing BRAF-mutated lung cancer.

Panelists address how clinicians differentiate between available targeted regimens based on clinical presentation, resistance profile, and patient preference. They emphasize that understanding the mechanisms behind primary and acquired resistance will inform future sequencing strategies.

The conversation extends to unmet needs, including limited data on subsequent-line therapy and the role of immunotherapy in resistant cases. Panelists highlight ongoing research into next-generation inhibitors and alternative approaches such as combination immunotherapy.

They conclude that continued innovation and biomarker-driven care are essential to overcoming current therapeutic limitations and improving long-term outcomes for patients with BRAF-mutated disease.

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