|Videos|April 10, 2020
Weekly Webinar Series Part 6: Managing Lung Cancer Patients Through the COVID-19 Pandemic
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In part 6 of our weekly COVID-19 Webinar Series, Nathan Pennell, MD, PhD; Stephen Liu, MD; Charu Aggarwal, MD, MPH; H. Jack West, MD; and special guest speaker, Brendon Stiles, MD; share the latest updates and insights on the novel coronavirus.
The faculty shares outside perspectives on:
- Lung cancer surgery in the era of COVID-19
- Highlights from lung cancer data presented at the AACR Virtual Annual Meeting
- Directions and conclusions for the future of lung cancer care
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