SCHEQ invites you to the 2025 Lung Cancer Interventions Summit on October 24-25 in Chicago. This vital gathering focuses on breaking down barriers in lung cancer care. From prevention to survivorship, we’ll explore strategies to create more equitable access to diagnosis, treatment, and support—especially for underserved communities. Join leading experts, advocates, and changemakers as we work together to advance health equity in lung cancer care. Stay tuned for more details!
See our 2024 Lung Cancer Interventions Summit Impact Report here.
This event has been organized by a diverse group of stakeholders, which includes patients, caregivers, community-based organizations, health equity experts, public health leaders, nurses, and STEM leaders from across the country. All members are well-versed in health equity, patient advocacy, and community engagement.
This event is designed for a diverse audience, including patients, caregivers, survivors, patient advocates, community groups, students, fellows, researchers, policy experts, government representatives, pharmaceutical and diagnostics professionals, nurses, AI specialists, hospital systems, physicians, surgeons, oncologists, insurers, and payors.
The agenda will cover the entire lung cancer care continuum through a dynamic mix of panel discussions, presentations, roundtables, and breakout sessions—each driving actionable insights that will shape future webinars. Scholars and nonprofits will also have the opportunity to present posters, fostering knowledge-sharing within the broader community. Ample breaks and networking sessions will ensure participants can connect, collaborate, and build meaningful partnerships.
Sponsorships Now Being Accepted. Contact sponsorships@scheq.org for more information.
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SCHEQ is here to increase STEMM workforce diversity and improve outcomes for underrepresented, underserved, and marginalized populations across the cancer care continuum.
SCHEQ is fiscally sponsored by Goodnation, a registered 501(c)3.
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