A national coalition, established by @AmericanCancer, dedicated to fighting lung cancer by engaging in research and projects to reduce lung cancer mortality.
Have you explored the ACS NLCRT Webinar Archive? Look back at past webinars, conversations, resources, and product launches, and revisit insights you may have missed along the way!
Explore our archive and discover the conversations shaping the field: https://t.co/C8U3JgsBSr
National Lung Cancer Screening Day is happening Saturday, 11/14!
The 5th annual #LCSDay2026 brings screening centers nationwide together to raise awareness and make lung cancer screening more accessible.
๐ Register: https://t.co/UcHYkBcyXj
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ACS NLCRT Members: Registration is OPEN for #NLCRT2026! ๐
Join us Dec. 7โ8 in Chicago for this member-only opportunity to connect with colleagues, exchange ideas, and shape the future of our field.
๐ Dec. 7โ8
๐ Chicago, IL
Learn More and Register: https://t.co/V6ZyqjPLi8
@NLCRTnews Members: Save the date! ๐๏ธ We hope you'll join the ACS NLCRT as we celebrate our 10th Anniversary Meeting this December 6-8 in Chicago, IL.
Can't wait to honor this incredible milestone with our community and look ahead to what's ahead.
More details coming soon! ๐
Registration is now open for the Fifth Annual National Lung Cancer Screening Day! Join screening centers nationwide on Sat, Nov. 14, 2026 to help expand access to lifesaving lung cancer screening. Learn more: https://t.co/UcHYkBcyXj #LCSDay2026
I am honored to receive the University of Washington Faculty Lecture Award this year. For those interested, please note the details for the lecture February 5 at 5:30 pm Pacific time. If you in in Seattle, please register and join us in person. https://t.co/QKs7FYuDqo
If you read one thing this week, read today's @nytimes piece by @SimarSBajaj https://t.co/GoxJ8bByt7 It names a truth people with #lungcancer live with every single day.
This well-written article makes it clear that stigma doesn't just hurt people emotionally; it is a life or death barrier. People delay diagnosis, care, and support because they're afraid of being judged.
Lung cancer is not a morality story. And nicotine addiction isn't a bad habit or personal failure - It's a DISEASE and should be treated that way, with compassion and evidence-based care, not judgment.
Thank you, @JimPantelas, for always being so open and honest. And thank you, @drCarterBawam, @hawkeyestudts, @NarjustFlorezMD, and others, for continuing to remind people of the most basic truth: no one 'earns' this disease and no one 'deserves' it!
Please help change the conversation and shift the narrative from shame and blame to hope and humanity.
#KilltheStigma #LCSM #WordsMatter
Thatโs a wrap on the 9th Annual #ACSNLCRT Meeting!
Thank you to our members, partners, and sponsors for two inspiring days of collaboration and shared purpose. Together, weโre accelerating progress and improving outcomes for everyone affected by lung cancer. #NLCRT2025
To close #NLCRT2025, weโre honored to be joined by Alex Sheen, founder of because I said I would. In this session, Alex is sharing his insights and actionable ways to become better at fulfilling commitments.
Lung cancer staging is critical for selecting the right treatment and improving outcomes. Our video series helps patients and families become informed partners in care.
@JVelottaMD encourages us to watch & share!
#LungCancer#ACSNLCRT#NLCRT2025
https://t.co/tHs0PYOQCq
Lung cancer screening can be lifesaving, yet uptake remains low. This Op-Ed from ACS NLCRT Vice Chair, @DouglasEWood1, explains why this gap matters and what we can do. #LungCancerAwareness
Lung cancer screening saves livesโฆ.but it could save many more. Health care policy is not keeping pace with scientific evidence and published guidelines and people who could be saved by early detection are dying from a curable disease.
https://t.co/jnBfJq2czR
This afternoon's multidisciplinary tumor board session is bringing collaboration to life. Experts from across the care continuum are walking through real-world cases, showing how teamwork fuels progress and helps improve patient outcomes. #NLCRT2025
Happening Now: We're exploring the new WHO Integrated Lung Health Resolution adopted earlier this year. Panelists are unpacking what this milestone means for global collaborationโand how it can strengthen lung health efforts here in the U.S. #NLCRT2025
In Concurrent Session G, we're hearing how state-based coalitions nationwide are accelerating progress in lung cancer prevention and care. Panelists are highlighting whatโs working locally and how those lessons can fuel national change. #NLCRT2025
How can public health and health systems better align their communication strategies? In this hands-on discussion, participants are learning practical ways to strengthen messages that resonate with both patients and providers. #NLCRT2025
We're heading into our second set of concurrent sessions at #NLCRT2025! This morningโs conversations will explore a broad range of topics, from care navigation to state-based collaboration.
How can we bridge gaps between what providers say and what patients hear? Dr. Lisa Carter-Bawa and an expert panel are unpacking how empathy and understanding can strengthen communication in lung cancer care. #NLCRT2025
Day 2 of #NLCRT2025 begins with Dr. Douglas Wood and an impactful patient story presented by Dr. Sydney Barned, underscoring the importance of collaboration in lung cancer care.
We'd like to extend our sincere gratitude to our sponsors. Your support empowers us to learn, strategize, and come together to advance our shared mission. #NLCRT2025