Young Kwang Chae: DREAM Study Highlights 100% 1-Year Survival After Lung Transplant
oncodaily - Young Kwang Chae, Professor and Co-Director of Developmental Therapeutics, Lurie Cancer Center at Northwestern University, shared a post on X: “I am happy to share our first comprehensive report of […]
AI Summary: The DREAM study reports an eye‑popping 100% one‑year survival among a very select group of lung transplant recipients, including patients with advanced lung cancer. Enthusiasm is tempered by small cohort size and selection bias concerns, but the results hint that transplantation could be a viable life‑extending option for carefully chosen patients.
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