@JayWill941@LouStagner True. If they knew the rule and thought they had violated it. IDK what Bryson would have done in another situation but it’s much easier to ‘call it on yourself’ with rules that are clear and less open to judgment calls than 8.1.
@NoelCarr76@JayWill941@LouStagner Conditions affecting the stroke are lie, stance, swing and line of play. The penalty, right or wrong, was for moving fescue out of his swing path
@LouStagner@LouStagner Mark Broadie has developed the equivalent of strokes gained and other stats for soccer — maybe an avenue for you to get into it more
@BrendonStilesMD Also, why limit to metastases — LCT to the ‘mothership’ tumor (if not resected) should be evaluated as well given what we know/are learning about persister cells in patients receiving systemic treatment.
@BrendonStilesMD As a patient primarily treated with targeted therapies and hoping to live in ‘chronic disease’ status, duration of current line of treatment is vital (not just 1st)
@greg9559@LouStagner Think this was true for a while but a couple years ago the World Handicap System (R&A, USGA) began offering ratings for short courses to bring more people and score posting into the system. We’ve rated quite a few in our area. https://t.co/Mm2f4IvACI
Thank you to @SenSchumer@SenGillibrand@RepGLatimer and Rep Mike Lawler for meeting with me to discuss the urgent need for increased funding for lung cancer research! We look forward to your support.
👏 Honoring a champion for the #LungCancer community!
We’re proud to present this year’s Advocacy Leadership for Excellence in Community Engagement & Awareness Award to Bruce Dunbar for his dedication to advancing progress & strengthening this community. Congrats, Bruce! 🩵
Great news. At a time when research support has contracted, it is critical that @lcrf_org is able to step up and fund great science and investigators. Thanks to all of our donors & partners who made this possible! https://t.co/WGaMTdyd5m
@nhlhardo@BendelowThomas New course built by the Bandon Dunes/Sand Valley group. 1st of a couple on that site. Soft open next season and ‘public’ in ‘27.
Excited to share this news and my thanks to the team of 25 patient research advocates I lead who contribute so much to the review and selection process. LCRF is on track for a record year of grant making thanks to our donors and pharma partners!
LCRF is pleased to announce this year's 2025 Scientific Grant Program awards. Eleven awardees received a total $1.65 million in funding for new #LungCancer research. Read more about these scientists and the focus of their studies. https://t.co/ZOee0WHJCO
@marcorubio Why not just let Israel do our dirty work?They were doing it well. We exposed ourself for no real gain. And broke yet another campaign promise. Exactly what you get with Trump. Nothing is ever what it seems, from scam universities to shitty buildings to unpaid bills to bad wars
LCRF is excited to announce the expansion of its Research Advocates. This select group of volunteers helps shape LCRF’s research priorities and includes patients, survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and advocates committed to identifying and funding innovative #LungCancer research. Learn more: https://t.co/nKmS9v4sRU
Lung cancer researchers and advocates please take action ASAP. Contact your House member and ask them to sign on to Rep. Boyle’s letter urging restoration of Lung Cancer Research Program funding for 2026. Contact their office directly or use this link https://t.co/Ys48puEQF3
In this episode of #thinkingthoracic, Dr. @ChiFuJeffYang & @alexandra_p_24 (@MGHSurgery) discuss how current lung cancer screening guidelines miss nearly half of diagnosed patients—and how updates could expand access for women, minorities & former smokers. https://t.co/kJf5X451HB