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 EPISODES:
19. Debate: Is Lung Cancer a Chronic Disease?
18. Breathomics
17. The Role Of Nursing in Lung Cancer Treatment
16. The Next 10 Years: What the Near Future Holds for Lung Cancer Treatment
15. Special Edition: COVID-19: Your Questions Answered
14. Patient Programs at The IASLC: Get Involved!
13. Patient Stories: Bonnie Addario
12. The Violet Study: Is VATS The Better Choice?
11. A Look Back: Highlights from the IASLC Lung Conference
10. Radiation Oncology and Navigating Cancer Treatment
9. Patient  Stories: Donald Monk and Peter Mitchell
8. Special Edition: Cannabis and Cancer
7. Patient Stories: Kim MacIntosh
6. Special Edition: News From the IASLC World Lung Conference 2019
5. Benefits of Support: Peer Groups and More
4. Patients, Caregivers, and Clinicians in Partnership
3. Lung Cancer Screening
2. Patient Stories: Mariel Bouris
1. Advances In Lung Cancer: Acheivements, Hopes and Challenges

1. Advances in Lung Cancer, Acheivements, Hopes and Challenges 
On our first podcast, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price, Medical Oncologist at The Ottawa Hospital and President of Lung Cancer Canada, speaks to Dr. Natasha Leighl, Medical Oncologist at Princess Margaret Hospital and Dr. David Gandara of UC Davis, Sacremento
 


2. Patient Stories: Mariel Bouris
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price interviews Mariel Bouris, a retired nurse and multi-year small cell lung cancer survivor. 
 

3. Lung Cancer Screening
In this episode, Dr. Paul-Wheatley-Price interviews Dr. Stephn Lam, principal investigator gor the pan-Canadian Screening Program
 

4. Patients, Caregivers, and Clinicians in Partnership
In this episode Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price interviews Dr. Jack West, Thoracic Oncologist at Swedish Cancer Institute, Seattle, and foundser of GRACE - Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education



5. Benefits of Support: Peer Groups and more..
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks with Diane Manii, Oncology Social Worker, The Ottawa Hospital, about the benefits of support for lung cancer patients
 

6. Special Edition - News from the IASLC World Lung Conference 2019
In this special edition of the podcast, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price discusses the most exciting research presented at the IASLC World Lung Cancer Conference 2019 in Barcelona with Dr. Tom John, Medical Oncologist, Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research and Wellness Centre and Dr. Kevin Jao, Medical Oncologist, Hôpital du Sacré-Cœur de Montréal.
 

7. Patient Stories: Kim MacIntosh
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks to Kim MacIntosh, a 2 year survivor of stage IV, EGFR +ve, non-small cell lung cancer 



8. Special Edition: Cannabis and Lung Cancer
In a special episode to commemorate the anniversary of the legalization of recreational cannabis, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price talks to Dr. Ross Camidge, Director of Thoracic Oncology at the University of Colorado, about the myths and facts surrounding cannabis and the treatment of lung cancer.
 

9. Patient Stories: Donald Monk and Peter Mitchell
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks to 4 year lung cancer survivor Donald Monk and his partner Peter Mitchell.



10. Radiation Oncology and Navigating Cancer Treatment
In this episode Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price talks to Dr. David Palma about radiotherapy, navigating cancer treatment, and his book, "Taking Charge of Cancer: What You Need to Know to Get the Best Treatment". 



11. A look back: Highlights from the IASLC World Lung Conference
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price discusses the highlights with Drs. Kevin Jao and Tom John
 

12. The VIOLET STUDY: Is VATS the better choice?
In this episode Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price interviews Dr. Eric Lim, Professor of Thoracic Surgery at Royal Brompton Hospital.  Visit Dr. Lim's website at: https://www.drericlim.com
 

13. Patient Stories: Bonnie Addario
In this episode Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks with Bonnie Addario, Lung Cancer Survivor, Patient Advocate and founder of the Go2Foundation for Lung Cancer.  
 

14. ​Patient Programs at the IASLC: Get Involved!
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks to Kirstin Ito, Patient Advocacy Manager at the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer about how patients can get involved in their programs.  Note that the programs mentioned in the podcast have an application deadline of Mar 27, 2020.
https://www.iaslc.org/



15. Special Edition - COVID-19: Your Questions Answered
In this special episode, Christina Sit, Programs Director at Lung Cancer Canada asks Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price the most common questions about COVID-19 that we have heard from lung cancer patients. 
 

16. The Next 10 Years: What the Near Future Holds For Lung Cancer Treatment
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price, Dr. Stephanie Snow, Medical Oncologist, QEII Hospital and Chair of the LCC Medical Advisory Committee, and Dr. Quincy Chu, Medical Oncologist, Cross Cancer Institute and Member of the LCC Medical Advisory Committee discuss the near future and potential advancements of lung cancer treatment.

 
17. The Role of Nursing in Lung Cancer
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks to Kelly Zibrik, Nurse Triage Coordinator, BC Cancer, Bonnie Leung, Nurse Practitioner, BC Cancer and Leslie Markin, Clinical Trials Nurse Coordinator, BC Cancer, about their role in providing health care for lung cancer patients.
 

 

18. Breathomics
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price speaks to Dr. Renelle Myers, Interventional Respirologist, BC Cancer, about her study, Breathomics For the Early Detection of Lung Cancer in Never Smokers. Dr. Myers is the inaugural recipient of Lung Cancer Canada's Geoffrey Ogram Memorial Research Grant, made possible by the Ogram Family.

 19. Debate: Is Lung Cancer a Chronic Disease?
In this special edition for World Lung Cancer Day, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price moderates a debate between Dr. Parneet Cheema, Medical Oncologist, William Osler Health, and Dr. Randeep Sangha, Medical Oncologist, Cross Cancer Institute, on whether recent advances in detection and treatment have made lung cancer a chronic disease.