Understanding Tumor Plasticity in Lung Cancer | Prof. Tuomas Tammela (MSKCC)

In this lecture, Professor Tuomas Tammela, Associate Member of the Cancer Biology & Genetics Program at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), explores tumor plasticity in lung cancer and its implications for disease progression, treatment resistance, and therapeutic innovation. Tumor plasticity, the ability of cancer cells to adapt, change identity, and evade therapies, is a critical challenge in lung cancer research and clinical care. Professor Tammela discusses key biological mechanisms underlying tumor plasticity, insights from preclinical and translational models, and how these discoveries may inform future lung cancer therapies. This talk is highly relevant for: Thoracic surgeons Medical oncologists Respiratory physicians Cancer researchers and translational scientists Trainees in oncology and cancer biology 🎓 Part of the Virtual Grand Rounds series, bringing world-leading experts in thoracic oncology and cancer research to a global audience. 🔔 Subscribe for more expert talks on lung cancer, oncology research, and advances in cancer biology. Register here: https://www.drericlim.com/brompton-gr...