Live on Thursday 3rd December 2020 – 17:30 – 18:30 and available on demand shortly thereafter. To join this event, register at www.btogwebinars.org If you have previously registered at btogwebinars.org (for a previous BTOG webinar), you don’t need to re-register, … Read More
The updated National Optimal Lung Cancer Pathway has just been released by NHS England. This optimal pathway is primarily designed to improve outcomes in lung cancer by encouraging best practice, reducing variation, and reducing delays in diagnosis, staging and treatment. … Read More
July 2020 By M.Angeles Montero, BTOG Steering Committee Member From 2011 and updated in 2015, the identification of therapeutic targets for the treatment of lung cancer has resulted in the new WHO classification system for non-resection specimens, small biopsies and … Read More
Colleagues, After careful consideration, BTOG has sadly decided that BTOG 2021 will not go ahead in January 2021. We hope to be able to hold BTOG 2021 in Spring 2021 and our 20th Conference – BTOG 2022 is in the … Read More
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence’s (NICE) latest impact report on lung cancer is now available on its website. The impact report brings together NICE recommendations and real-world data to highlight how implementing NICE guidance is making a … Read More
February 2020 By Dr Adam Januszewski, Higher Specialty Trainee in Medical Oncology and Honorary Clinical Fellow, Imperial College London On application to medical school, lifelong learning is what I signed up to. Although at that point I wasn’t entirely sure … Read More
February 2020 By Dr Antonia Field-Smith, Consultant in Palliative Medicine, West Middlesex University Hospital Despite all the recent successes with immunotherapy, I am well aware that lung cancer remains the most common cause of cancer death in the UK. The … Read More
February 2020 By Dr Helen McDill, Respiratory Registrar and Interventional Respiratory Fellow, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth NHS Trust What a fantastic 3 days at BTOG 2020 – I have returned back to work full of ideas and enthusiasm about how to … Read More
A new website, launched as part of the My Pleural Effusion Journey project, provides information for patients, carers and clinicians on malignant pleural effusions. My Pleural Effusion Journey was funded by the North West Lung Centre Charity, based at Wythenshawe … Read More
November 2019 By Tom Newsom-Davis, BTOG Vice-Chair 1st Line Combination Immunotherapy for NSCLC: Checkmate-227 Further results from the Checkmate-227 trial were presented at ESMO 2019. Checkmate-227 is a study with multiple treatment arms, which has released results at various stages … Read More