New Therapeutic Targets in Non–Small Cell Lung Cancer: KRAS G12C - Episode 8

New Therapeutic Targets in Non–Small Cell Lung Cancer: KRAS G12C

On February 3, 2021, OncLive® brought together a group of oncologists who specialize in the treatment of lung cancer to participate in a virtual workshop to discuss the emerging treatment landscape of targeted therapies in NSCLC. This article summarizes key data about KRAS G12C as a therapeutic target as well as insights from stakeholder discussions regarding this topic.

EP. 1: Dr. Boyle on the Role of Concurrent Molecular Testing in Lung Cancer
EP. 2: Dr. Longshore on Key Molecular Markers in Metastatic Lung Cancer
EP. 3: Dr. Spira on the Role of Broad Molecular Testing in Lung Cancer
EP. 4: Dr. Levy on the Importance of Testing for KRAS Mutations in Lung Cancer
EP. 5: Dr. Hanna on Approaching Biomarker Testing in Lung Cancer
EP. 6: Dr. Longshore on Comprehensive Vs Single-Gene Molecular Testing in Lung Cancer
EP. 7: Dr. Boyle on Approaching Biomarker Testing in Lung Cancer
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EP. 8: New Therapeutic Targets in Non–Small Cell Lung Cancer: KRAS G12C

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