Lung Cancer
Digital Guide: Dr. Mohamed Helps Navigate Next-Generation Sequencing For Lung Cancer in Raleigh-Durham

Digital Guide: Dr. Mohamed Helps Navigate Next-Generation Sequencing For Lung Cancer in Raleigh-Durham

Dr. Mohamed Mohamed, a thoracic medical oncologist at Cone Health Cancer Center, breaks down the basics of next-generation sequencing for lung cancer.

Next-generation sequencing (NGS), a type of molecular testing, can help you and your doctor decide on the best course of lung cancer treatment.

Dr. Mohamed Mohamed, a thoracic medical oncologist at Cone Health Cancer Center in Greensboro, breaks down how getting access to this comprehensive panel can help your medical team make better decisions and how/when molecular testing is performed.

Your Digital Guide begins below: 4 Chapters / 4 Video Segments

When Will Molecular Testing Be Ordered? (1)

1. Molecular Testing For Lung Cancer – Time Is Of The Essence

Dr. Mohamed Mohamed
Thoracic medical oncologist at Cone Health Cancer Center

Next-generation sequencing tests guide lung cancer treatment by analyzing gene mutations for targeted therapy.

How Does Molecular Profiling Help Determine Lung Cancer Treatment? (1)

2. Molecular Testing: How Genetic Testing Shapes Lung Cancer Care

Dr. Mohamed Mohamed
Thoracic medical oncologist at Cone Health Cancer Center

Personalized lung cancer treatments using advanced genetic testing and precision therapies.

How Does Molecular Testing Work? (1)

3. Understanding How Molecular Testing Works — Next-Generation Sequencing For Lung Cancer

Dr. Mohamed Mohamed
Thoracic medical oncologist at Cone Health Cancer Center

How next-generation sequencing and understanding testing reliability can help your care team find the best lung cancer treatment options for you.

Will I Need a Liquid Biopsy (1)

4. Next Generation Sequencing: When is a Liquid Biopsy Recommended for Lung Cancer?

Dr. Mohamed Mohamed
Thoracic medical oncologist at Cone Health Cancer Center

A liquid biopsy analyzes your blood for tumor cells that are present in the bloodstream. It It helps determine future treatments.