Sociedad Mexicana de Oncologia shared on X:
”Guidelines are not just documents: they are tools that guide decisions, unify criteria, and bring the best evidence to clinical practice.
From August 28 to 30, specialists from different disciplines will gather in Querétaro to build the 2026 version of the National Guidelines for the Management of Lung Cancer.
Oncology, pulmonology, thoracic surgery, and other areas combine experience and knowledge with a single purpose: to strengthen care for people with lung cancer in Mexico.
Different specialties. One national guideline. One common goal.”
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