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KRAS Cancer News & Updates



Expanded Access Programs for Cancer Patients: Navigating the Complex Process
Expanded Access Can Feel Slow When Treatment Is Urgent. Each EAP has its own criteria for who may receive the drug. If the EAP is for pancreatic cancer, that does not mean it is available for other cancers unless those cancer types are specifically included in the EAP criteria.
Every day counts, why does it take so long?


Val: A Life of Courage, Faith, and Hope
Val’s Advice to Others Facing Lung Cancer
...a quiet but powerful advocate, offering guidance to other people, especially young adults with cancer:
“Don’t freak out when you’re diagnosed. And don’t go straight to Google. Statistics don’t define you
KRAS Cancer Connect
Jul 29, 2025


Cancer Treatment & Clinical Trial Eligibility: What Patients Need to Know
Once you know your options, the next question is: Am I eligible? Here’s how doctors typically determine if a patient qualifies for a clinical trial or specific therapy—regardless of cancer type.
6 things that matter...

Terri Conneran KRAS Kickers
Jul 11, 2025


What Every Cancer Patient Should Know About Today’s Treatment Options
..just been diagnosed—or are navigating next step—you’re not alone. Cancer care has changed dramatically in the last decade. Today, you may have more treatment choices than ever before. This post is designed to help you understand your options and feel confident asking the right questions.

Terri Conneran KRAS Kickers
Jul 11, 2025
Honoring Jerry Cornelius of Canyon Creek. Family Man, Texan, Craftsman
https://www.kraskickers.org/post/honoring-jerry-cornelius-of-canyon-creek-family-man-texan-craftsman
Cancer Treatment & Clinical Trial Eligibility: What Patients Need to Know
Once you know your options, the next question is: Am I eligible? Here’s how doctors typically determine if a patient qualifies for a clinical trial or specific therapy—regardless of cancer type.
6 things that matter...
What Every Cancer Patient Should Know About Today’s Treatment Options
..just been diagnosed—or are navigating next step—you’re not alone. Cancer care has changed dramatically in the last decade. Today, you may have more treatment choices than ever before. This post is designed to help you understand your options and feel confident asking the right questions.
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