Source: ERS webinar 2021: Panel discussion on improving the pathway of lung cancer patients, can we do it better?



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A. Šajnic (Zagreb, Croatia), T. Blum (Berlin, Germany), Prof. Marko Jakopovic (Zagreb, Croatia), A. Breški (Zagreb, Croatia), I. Belina (Zagreb, Croatia), G. Hardavella (Athens, Greece), M. J. Catarata (Porto, Portugal). Panel discussion: Improving the pathway of lung cancer patients, can we do it better?. ERS webinar 2021: Panel discussion on improving the pathway of lung cancer patients, can we do it better?

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