Springer Health+ IME: Podcast to Practice
Jul 27, 2026 · 19 min · 12 segments
NTRK fusion-positive NSCLC: perspectives from pathology, oncology and beyond To learn more about this educational program, visit: ##…
Stephen BradfordGuest
Justin GaynorHost
I work in a steel mill and I learned in January that I was diagnosed with stage four non-small lung cell cancer.
Well, we're really grateful that you're taking the time today to really share with us your experience.
And maybe you could tell us a little bit more about how you were diagnosed back in January.
Yes, in January, I was just visiting my primary care doctor for just to check up and get my prescriptions recertified and reauthorized.
And during that checkup, the doctor noticed a lump on my left side clavicle area, and that led to a chest x-ray and then led to a CT scan.
Oh, I'm sure that was a surprising and overwhelming experience, kind of just going based on a primary care visit.
Of course, here I am going to start researching what was being said, which led to some information that I was still waiting on a diagnosis.
But now I've already, I've had some information that I've gathered, which was, you know, kind of interesting, but depressing.
Yeah, maybe you could share a little bit more with us, you know, when you made it to the oncologist after that testing, what did they relay to you, you know, when they're giving you this diagnosis?
I work in a steel mill and I learned in January that I was diagnosed with stage four non-small lung cell cancer.
Well, we're really grateful that you're taking the time today to really share with us your experience.
And maybe you could tell us a little bit more about how you were diagnosed back in January.
Yes, in January, I was just visiting my primary care doctor for just to check up and get my prescriptions recertified and reauthorized.
And during that checkup, the doctor noticed a lump on my left side clavicle area, and that led to a chest x-ray and then led to a CT scan.
Oh, I'm sure that was a surprising and overwhelming experience, kind of just going based on a primary care visit.
Of course, here I am going to start researching what was being said, which led to some information that I was still waiting on a diagnosis.
But now I've already, I've had some information that I've gathered, which was, you know, kind of interesting, but depressing.
Yeah, maybe you could share a little bit more with us, you know, when you made it to the oncologist after that testing, what did they relay to you, you know, when they're giving you this diagnosis?
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