Effects of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

Uncomfortable Symptoms

Some of the symptoms for non-small cell lung cancer include exhaustion, coughing, shortness of breath, pain in the chest, loss of appetite, coughing up blood, sudden weight loss. 

Treatment Effects

Some side effects of treatment include pain weakness, shortness of breath, hair loss, diarrhea, loss of appetite, nausea, bleeding or clotting problems, skin problems, heart damage or high blood pressure. 

Risk Factors

Tobacco and smoking, being exposed to asbestos or radon gas, genetics and other substances are all risk factors for a being at higher risk of getting NSCLC 

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Mission

We are unwavering in our commitment to create a world without cancer. We believe all people should have equal access to leading edge therapies and new-emerging clinical trials, regardless of where they live or their ability to pay.

 


Vision

Massive Bio will become the hub to connect patients to the best treatments available, including clinical trials. We will be the preferred partner for Patients, Healthcare Providers, Pharmaceutical Companies, and Clinical Research Organizations as we will create a space where we will connect the right patient, with the right treatment at the right time and place.

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    Frequently Asked Questions Related to Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

    • We request your medical records through fax and our medical records specialists review them.
    • You will receive your results via email in 7-10 business days after your medical records are received.
    • We will call you to discuss the report and any questions or concerns you have
    • You won’t need to travel to a clinical trial site until you are enrolled in the trial
    The initial clinical trial matching process takes 24 hours, and a more detailed personalized match takes 7-10 business days after medical records are reviewed. 
    After you’ve received and reviewed your clinical trial matches report, a case manager will reach out to discuss the enrollment process into a clinical trial. Patients can also discuss their match results with their local oncologist before deciding to enroll. Once a decision has been made, a patient advocate begins the enrollment process:
    • Confirm trial and insurance eligibility
    • Forward medical records
    • Resolve financial assistant issues
    • Schedule first appointment