Dr. Jonathan Spicer, 2023 NACLC Closing Keynote Speaker
Don’t miss the 2023 NACLC closing keynote—Perioperative Therapy—to be given by Jonathan Spicer, MD, PhD, 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Sunday, December 3, 2023.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
2023 NACLC Sunday Schedule
Make the most of your final day at the 2023 NACLC conference—use the program information below to plan your schedule:
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Medical Fiction: Harvey & His Process
A perfectionist manager’s obsession with control drives his team to their limits, until a tragic accident liberates them from his grip and brings them together.
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T2D Is Associated With Risk for Colorectal Cancer
Individuals with diabetes who undergo colorectal cancer (CRC) screening, specifically colonoscopy, may be able to mitigate the risk for CRC.
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Curated ESMO 2023: eNSCLC eBook
A curated eBook featuring ESMO 2023: eNSCLC-focused studies, findings, and expert opinions.
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Curated, Cutting-Edge Tardive Dyskinesia Spotlight eBook
An innovative, curated eBook featuring insightful tardive dyskinesia findings, articles and condition-related input from neurology experts.
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Making Sure You Find the Right Coverage
All doctors need some coverage help, but to avoid legal issues, it’s important to be clear and know the practices of the groups you partner with.
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Age & Comorbidities Impact Hospitalization Risk for Older Adults With RSV
Almost all older adults hospitalized with RSV had at least one underlying medical condition, and severe RSV-related outcomes were common.
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Shortcomings
“I’m always short at the end of the month.”
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Q&A: Adult-Onset LCH Is Rare, Varies Widely, & Can Be Misdiagnosed
Langerhans cell histiocytosis is more common in children than adults, resulting in sparse data and uncertainty in diagnosing and treating adult-onset disease.
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Q&A: Integrative Therapies for Adults With Cancer With Anxiety & Depression
An evidence-based guideline to help healthcare professionals give sound advice regarding mental health to people with cancer is sorely needed.
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Minorities Remain Underrepresented in DME Clinical Trials
Many barriers exist in the recruitment for diabetic macular edema clinical trials of patients of minority racial and ethnic backgrounds.
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PIRA Represents Most Common Form of Disability Accrual in Relapsing-Remitting MS
Key risk factors for progression independent of relapse activity in relapsing-remitting MS include age and longer disease duration.
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For Patients With MS, Group Behavioral Telehealth Program May Lead to Weight Loss
Participating in a group behavioral telehealth program may improve the ability of patients with MS to achieve clinically meaningful weight loss.
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Q&A: Examining Emerging Therapies to Restore Function in CNS Diseases in MS
More targeted, higher efficacious medications can drastically reduce the risk for accruing disability in newly diagnosed patients with MS.
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Medicaid Expansion Contributed to Improved Outcomes in Biliary Tract Cancer
Patients treated for biliary tract cancer who lived in states with expanded Medicare showed improved treatment outcomes.
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Explore the Magnificent Mile While Attending 2023 NACLC
2023 NACLC is taking place in Chicago’s famous “Magnificent Mile” district, so be sure to set aside a little time for exploring!
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2023 NACLC Satellite CME Symposia Cover an Array of Topics
Check out the fascinating array of topics to be covered during 2023 NACLC satellite CME symposia!
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2023 NACLC Program
The IASLC 2023 North America Conference on Lung Cancer (NACLC) runs December 1-3, 2023, at the...
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With Bardet-Biedl Syndrome, Self-Care & Language May Be Especially Challenging
Developmental delays are a widely recognized feature of Bardet-Biedl syndrome (BBS); however, there is little research on the challenges faced by people with BBS.
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