A Lung Cancer
Network

The GCRC is committed to the creation of a Lung Cancer Network, a paradigm-shifting initiative 

that will bring together local clinical and research institutions in a collaborative model to tackle the challenges of lung cancer and metastatic disease.

The Goodman Cancer Research Centre is proud to play a pivotal role in this network by delivering research outcomes supported by advanced technology platforms and highly trained research professionals.

Through collaboration, we will leverage knowledge, expertise, resources, and strategies, and multiply successes.

A Lung Cancer Network will

• facilitate collaboration among basic and clinician-scientists, clinicians, and patients leading to new approaches to understand lung cancer in the non-smoking population

• improve prevention, diagnosis, and treatments for lung cancer

• become one of the premier lung oncology networks with local, national, and international partnerships

The network’s core activities include state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment, specialized diagnostic tests, cutting-edge translational research in lung cancer treatment, and expanding the cancer biorepository, as well as crucial clinical trial networks and metrics centered on improving outcomes.