Lung cancer is associated with higher levels of symptom distress and unmet needs than other cancer types. Despite major advances in lung cancer therapy and greater emphasis on supportive care, patient symptom burden and functional limitations remain unchanged over time. Comprehensive assessment and symptom, psychological, financial, and information support remain key areas for improvement in lung cancer care.
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