KRAS Patient Gateway
About KRAS-positive
lung cancer
If you have non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and your doctor told you that your cancer is KRAS positive (which means you have this biomarker), we will help you understand what this means and how it impacts your treatment options. This will help you talk with your doctor to decide the best treatment options for you.
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