Introduction Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is often diagnosed in advanced stages and is associated with poor outcomes. Existing standards of care for NSCLC result in low overall cure rates, suggesting that novel treatment approaches are needed. In this review, we p...

Prognostic factors are essential for patient management and counseling. Most cancer patients receive treatment based on the presence or absence of several risk factors. The most prominent example of this is tumor, node, metastasis staging, but many diseases are moving b...

The role of radiation therapy in the treatment of thymic malignancies is still being established, and many details that have never been clearly defined are currently being critically examined. Such an assessment has been hampered by significant inconsistency in how radi...