The effective management of lung cancer

Genetics of lung cancer - current thinking on the nature and assessment of genetic predisposition to the disease; Population screening for lung cancer using computed tomography; Fluorescence bronchoscopy as a tool for the detection of early malignancy and pre-invasive pulmonary lesions; The role of positron emission tomography using fluorodeoxyglucose in lung cancer; Extended resection and reconstructive surgery - a review of current strategies; Surgery in advanced lung cancer - should we or shouldn't we; Neoadjuvant chemotherapy for non-small-cell lung cancer; CHART to CHARTWEL with neoadjuvant chemotherapy; Evidence and opinion for medical intervention in early disease; Advanced lung cancer - evidence and opinion for medical intervention; Current science and opinion in the management of mesothelioma; New biological approaches for effective therapy of non-small-cell lung cancer; Lung cancer and the National Cancer Plan; Impact of lung cancer patient groups on the delivery of the clinical service - accumulated experience; Defining the role of the lung cancer nurse specialist and the multidisciplinary team in increasing the effectiveness of service delivery; Economic evaluation of advances in the management of lung cancer