EGFR mutations and ALK rearrangements are specific faulty genes found in some lung cancers, and yes, they are more common in people who've never smoked—which is important because targeted medicines can work for them. I’ve been reading all night for my sister, and it gives a strange kind of hope to have a clear target. But the obvious answer is that this is good news, yet my life says otherwise—seeing the cost of these “targeted” medicines makes me feel sick, sngewbha I’m back breaking stones on the roadside. What use is a key if the lock is behind a door you cannot afford to open?
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