Recurrent Cancer Treatments
Many people are able to achieve remission or keep cancer under control after it returns, so this is just another step in the journey. Treating recurrent cancer means you might need to try something different. Let’s look into what that might mean for you.
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Lung Cancer Information
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Source: National Cancer InstituteLearn more from the NCI about potential treatment options for recurrent non-small cell lung cancer, which may include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, laser therapy, palliative therapy, or clinical trials for new treatments.
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Source: National Cancer InstituteLearn more from the NCI about potential treatment options for recurrent small cell lung cancer, which may include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, laser therapy, palliative therapy, or clinical trials for new treatments.
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Source: Cancer Support CommunityDetails about what clinical trials are and when one might be right for you.
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