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Welcome to the July edition of the KRAS Patient Gateway newsletter—where we share the latest news, community events, and tips for navigating KRAS+ NSCLC (non-small cell lung cancer).
Throughout the year, LUNGevity brings you news from the most impactful oncology conferences so that you can stay up to date on the progress and breakthroughs in KRAS research and treatment.
The 2026 American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) meeting in San Diego was an important conference that showcased exciting lung cancer treatments on the horizon. Dr. Upal Basu Roy, LUNGevity’s Executive Director of Research, compiled the most impactful lung cancer science presented at the meeting—including information about new KRAS inhibitors being tested in clinical trials.
- Our LUNGevity team also attended the 2026 meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the world largest gathering of cancer researchers, to bring you the latest news about lung cancer treatment. Check out the science highlights from the meeting, including a promising new drug combination to treat newly diagnosed KRAS G12C+ lung cancer.
Comfort Through Hair Loss
Hair loss can bring tough decisions about shaving and what to wear. In this expert talk, you can learn what to expect with chemotherapy treatment plus practical tips for gentle scalp care. Don’t miss the chance to explore wig alternatives and an easy “t-shirt technique” for making a comfortable head covering. It’s packed with ideas you can use right away.
Neuropathy and Lung Cancer
Tingling in the hands? Feet feeling numb? These are often signs of peripheral neuropathy. Watch our pre-recorded session with a nurse practitioner as she clarifies the different types, causes, and symptoms of neuropathy and treatment options to consider.
Listen to the Latest Podcast on Lung Cancer
“Lung Cancer Voices of Hope” is a new podcast from LUNGevity Foundation featuring hosts Ann Steagall, RN, BSN, and Misty Shields, MD, PhD. Each episode brings together someone living with lung cancer and a leading expert to offer clinical insights and patient perspectives. If you or a loved one is living with lung cancer, this podcast is here to help you make more informed decisions and feel less alone.
Join Us for the KRAS Virtual Meetup
This is an easy (and free) way to build your community. Join LUNGevity’s next Virtual Meetup focused on KRAS+ lung cancer — July 15 at 12 pm ET. Can’t make it? Don’t worry — there’s a full schedule of meetups to choose from. New attendees are always welcome.
…and there is always so much more to explore on the KRAS Patient Gateway. If you were forwarded this email and you’d like to subscribe to this newsletter, you can sign up here. If you need further assistance along your lung cancer journey, please email us at support@lungevity.org. Our team is always here to assist you.
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