Trainee Journal Clubs Wednesday 27th April 2022, 17:30-18:30 BSTThis session focuses on SCLC. We will be discussing the following paper: Durvalumab, with or without tremelimumab, plus platinum-etoposide in first-line treatment of extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer: 3-year overall survival update from … Read More
The winning posters from BTOG 2022 are available to view in this presentation.
All of the successful abstracts submitted for the virtual BTOG annual conference have been published in an e-book supplement of Elsevier’s Lung Cancer Journal. You can view the supplement here.
This fund was for those who have submitted an abstract to the Virtual BTOG 2022 and are a concessionary rate HCP (including allied health professional, nurse specialist, radiographer or trainee doctor up to and including specialist registrar grade). We received … Read More
BTOG is excited to be calling for Trainee Representatives from the Oncology and Respiratory specialities to apply to the BTOG Steering Committee. 2 trainee representatives – 1 from each speciality will be appointed to: Act as a point of contact … Read More
One of BTOG’s key aims is to bring the thoracic oncology community closer together and foster collaboration and education. In our trainee’s survey we heard that you wanted to be connected with other like-minded trainees and therefore we are pleased … Read More
Launched on 30th November 2021, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Respiratory Health has produced a timely report on the impact of COVID on lung cancer. To reflect the views within the lung cancer community, the APPG invited clinicians, professional … Read More
BTOG has launched a series of podcasts called “BTOG does …” where we will discuss a variety of thoracic oncology topics with a different expert each time. The first podcast is BTOG does EGFR mutated lung cancer (available now on the BTOG website). … Read More
You can now read our Annual Report for 2021 which includes a full review of the year ended 31st March 2021 including achievements and performance, activities in our three pillars of Education, Research and Representation, and financial review and statements. Highlights include: BTOG webinars … Read More
Members of the BTOG Committee and the Association of Pulmonary Pathologists have had a consensus statement published in the British Journal of Cancer. The article on Large Cell Neuroendocrine Lung Carcinoma can be read here.