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A federal mandate has boosted SCLC treatment options, improving survival through new therapies and early detection.
Small cell lung cancer (SCLC), once among the deadliest cancers with few treatments, is seeing major progress due to a 2013 federal mandate prioritizing research for low-survival-rate cancers.
This has led to a 67% increase in treatment options, including FDA-approved therapies like Tarlatamab and Lurbinectedin, and promising next-generation approaches in clinical trials.
Early detection through screening is critical, and patients like Wendy Brooks, identified early due to family history, are surviving years post-diagnosis thanks to trials.
Doctors report longer remissions and even potential cures, with the Lung Cancer Foundation of America advocating for screening, research, and awareness to improve outcomes.
Un mandato federal ha impulsado las opciones de tratamiento de SCLC, mejorando la supervivencia a través de nuevas terapias y detección precoz.