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‘Getting on a bike, seeing what my body is capable of, being part of a community lifts my soul.’
Mel Erwin is 57 and lives with her partner Sarah in London. She was first diagnosed with EGFR+ non-small cell adenocarcinoma in 2020 and had surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Unfortunately, a recurrence was confirmed in April 2024....

Patients attending GP practices with the highest rate of chest x-ray referrals are more likely to be diagnosed with lung cancer earlier, a new study has confirmed.
Researchers from the University of Sheffield studied more than 170,000 lung cancer patients recorded alongside chest x-ray rates from 7,400 GP practices in England....

6 things we learned from Paul Moors Talk of Hope podcast
When Paul Moors first shared his experience of advanced lung cancer, he blew us away when he said cancer may take my life, but it also gave it back to me. When we heard that, we knew we had to get him on our Talk of Hope podcast. Here’s six takeaways...

Born and raised in Brussels, Khang comes from a family of Vietnamese war refugees welcomed into Belgium in the late seventies. He’s taking on the London Marathon in memory of his mum, who sadly passed away from lung cancer in 2022.
“Having Vietnamese heritage and growing up in a diverse city in the heart of Europe, I was exposed to many different cultures from a young age. This made me curious about the world and gave me the urge to travel, explore its natural wonders, and connect...