I was told on October 11, 2007, that I had non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). I was 46 years old with 2 kids — 7 and 12 year olds — at home waiting for me. I had an MRI and PET scan and had my second lung cancer diagnosis. I went to Lombardi Cancer Center in Georgetown (Washington, DC) and they took care of me. Those amazing people guided me on my journey with bilateral lung cancer. I was not aware of biomarkers back then, but I had bilateral thoracotomies and chemotherapy. I survived. In 2016, I was told about my next diagnosis. This time, the treatment was a wedge resection, and I was told

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Patient Rosemary Conway was joined by LUNGevity's Dr. Amy Moore and Hatim Husain, an oncologist at UCSD, to discuss biomarker testing and progress in KRAS-positive lung cancer.