Thoracic Oncology

Thanks, Kevin, for bringing up this topic.

I have attended TTLC virtually in the past and do agree that it is helpful for current clinical debates and learning about updates on targeted therapies in the pipeline. 

Shameless plug in general, I have been a member of IASLC for the past 5 years and on the Education Committee for as long. The membership for Allied Health Members is very reasonable ($50 a year) and is a great value. IASLC does "best of" webinars for many of the major lung cancer meetings throughout the year and these provide a good summary of the conferences without having to spend the money to attend.

Thanks for bringing this up! I've also struggled with the variety of conferences and what would be the most useful.

Also really appreciate bringing the allied membership to our attention, as this is also something I fail to check on different organizations. Just signed up!

Thanks, Kevin, for bringing up this topic.

I have attended TTLC virtually in the past and do agree that it is helpful for current clinical debates and learning about updates on targeted therapies in the pipeline. 

Shameless plug in general, I have been a member of IASLC for the past 5 years and on the Education Committee for as long. The membership for Allied Health Members is very reasonable ($50 a year) and is a great value. IASLC does "best of" webinars for many of the major lung cancer meetings throughout the year and these provide a good summary of the conferences without having to spend the money to attend.

I have found New York Lung, 21st Annual New York Lung Cancers Symposium® | PER to be a good one as well. It's a one day event, typically on Saturday (11/14/26) with a mix of didactic lectures and panels.

Chung

Thanks for bringing this up! I've also struggled with the variety of conferences and what would be the most useful.

Also really appreciate bringing the allied membership to our attention, as this is also something I fail to check on different organizations. Just signed up!

Thanks, Kevin, for bringing up this topic.

I have attended TTLC virtually in the past and do agree that it is helpful for current clinical debates and learning about updates on targeted therapies in the pipeline. 

Shameless plug in general, I have been a member of IASLC for the past 5 years and on the Education Committee for as long. The membership for Allied Health Members is very reasonable ($50 a year) and is a great value. IASLC does "best of" webinars for many of the major lung cancer meetings throughout the year and these provide a good summary of the conferences without having to spend the money to attend.

Thanks, Kevin, for bringing up this topic.

I have attended TTLC virtually in the past and do agree that it is helpful for current clinical debates and learning about updates on targeted therapies in the pipeline. 

Shameless plug in general, I have been a member of IASLC for the past 5 years and on the Education Committee for as long. The membership for Allied Health Members is very reasonable ($50 a year) and is a great value. IASLC does "best of" webinars for many of the major lung cancer meetings throughout the year and these provide a good summary of the conferences without having to spend the money to attend.

Stephanie- thank you for the info about IASLC allied health membership! That is a great deal - I just joined. 

Allison 

University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center 

Thanks, Kevin, for bringing up this topic.

I have attended TTLC virtually in the past and do agree that it is helpful for current clinical debates and learning about updates on targeted therapies in the pipeline. 

Shameless plug in general, I have been a member of IASLC for the past 5 years and on the Education Committee for as long. The membership for Allied Health Members is very reasonable ($50 a year) and is a great value. IASLC does "best of" webinars for many of the major lung cancer meetings throughout the year and these provide a good summary of the conferences without having to spend the money to attend.

This has been really helpful - thanks for all the suggestions! I did ask my doctors but they didn't have any additional suggestions beyond what has already been shared.

Did want to ask about the IASLC membership though - I absolutely want to join, but I'm seeing memberships for $250 Full/$120 Associate? Did prices change or did I click on something incorrectly?

Darren

Stephanie- thank you for the info about IASLC allied health membership! That is a great deal - I just joined. 

Allison 

University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center 

Thanks, Kevin, for bringing up this topic.

I have attended TTLC virtually in the past and do agree that it is helpful for current clinical debates and learning about updates on targeted therapies in the pipeline. 

Shameless plug in general, I have been a member of IASLC for the past 5 years and on the Education Committee for as long. The membership for Allied Health Members is very reasonable ($50 a year) and is a great value. IASLC does "best of" webinars for many of the major lung cancer meetings throughout the year and these provide a good summary of the conferences without having to spend the money to attend.