Lung Cancer Europe

News & Policy

Lung Cancer Europe News is our publishing platform.

Here we share policy updates, research developments, reports, events and organisational news. It brings together our work across Europe while our main website is being upgraded.

Lung Cancer Europe is an umbrella organisation representing national lung cancer groups across Europe. We work to improve diagnosis, treatment, care, information and support for people affected by lung cancer.

This site provides clear, accessible updates on our advocacy, projects and priorities.

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News

A news feed covering lung cancer in Europe, including policy, research, screening, treatment developments and updates from Lung Cancer Europe and our member organisations.

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Debra Montague, Lung Cancer Europe President, speaking to member organisations at a member meeting.

News from our member organisations

Lung Cancer Europe member organisations can submit news from their own work and from their national or local lung cancer landscape.

This may include research developments, policy changes, screening updates, access issues, campaigns, reports or events relevant to lung cancer in your country.

All submissions are reviewed by Lung Cancer Europe. We may edit for clarity and length. Submission does not guarantee publication.

You can also browse updates from across our network, including member news, webinars, surveys and developments relevant to the lung cancer community.

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FAQs

Who is Lung Cancer Europe News for?

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Lung Cancer Europe News is for patient organisations, advocates, policymakers, healthcare professionals, researchers and anyone working to improve lung cancer outcomes across Europe.

Lung Cancer News provides updates on early detection and screening, access to diagnosis and biomarker testing, treatment advances, clinical research, prevention policy, health system reform and lived experience perspectives.

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What topics will you cover?

Will you report on lung cancer treatment advances?

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Yes. We share updates on new therapies, clinical trial developments and policy decisions that affect access to innovation across Europe.

Will you cover lung cancer screening in Europe?

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Yes. Screening and early detection are central to improving lung cancer outcomes. We will follow developments in implementation, policy and equity across European countries.

Is this a replacement for the main Lung Cancer Europe website?

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No. This platform serves as Lung Cancer Europe’s publishing space while the main website is being upgraded.

Our Charter

for lung cancer in Europe

Our Charter sets out what people affected by lung cancer should be able to expect across Europe between 2026–2030. It reflects a shared commitment to better diagnosis, care, information and support.

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    Access to early detection and screening

    Timely access to evidence-based screening and early detection so cancer is found as early as possible.

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    Access to timely testing and diagnosis

    State-of-the-art diagnostics, including biomarker testing, to support clear diagnosis and the right treatment decisions.

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    High quality data to improve care and outcomes

    Collection and use of real-world data on stage at diagnosis, treatment and relapse to strengthen care across Europe.

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    Quality of life as a core part of care

    Living longer must also mean living better, with proper attention to symptoms and side effects.

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    Specialist multidisciplinary care team

    Care delivered by experienced lung cancer teams following high-quality international guidelines.

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    Clear and compassionate communication

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    Access to clear and reliable information

    Accurate, up-to-date and understandable information about diagnosis, treatment options and prognosis.

  • 08

    Person-centred support services

    Access to psychological support, palliative care, survivorship services and tailored support based on individual needs.

  • 09

    Reducing stigma and isolation

    Challenging misconceptions to reduce isolation and support earlier diagnosis and better care.

  • 10

    Equitable access across Europe

    Diagnostics, treatment and supportive care available regardless of geography or ability to pay.

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    Protection of legal and workplace rights

    Fair access to employment, social support and disability benefits.

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