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The power of pathology: biomarkers and targets we are testing today
Sabina Berezowska (Switzerland)
The many faces of EGFR mutations: each a different target
Alessandra Curioni (Switzerland)
ALK: old known with new expanded therapeutic options
Sze-Wai Chan (South Africa)
Drugging the undruggables: the advent of KRAS and HER2 in NSCLC
Jair Bar (Israel)
METex14 and RET: important oncogenic factors for our treatment decision
Jordi Remón (France)
Immunotherapies in good companionship: where do combination therapies make sense in advanced NSCLC – and where not?
Jarushka Naidoo (Ireland)
DEBATE:
OS vs. DFS in early NSCLC
Disease free survival is an adequate endpoint for immuno- and targeted therapies in adjuvant NSCLC
Noemi Reguart (Spain)
DEBATE:
OS vs. DFS in early NSCLC