Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is usually detected during the course of a routine exam. A doctor might notice an abnormality that shows up on x-rays, or suspect the disease has developed based on the patient’s symptoms (e.g. persistent cough, difficulty breathing, etc.). In nearly one in four cases, the disorder is entirely absent of symptoms, making its detection less likely.
Archive for June, 2011
June 30 2011
Time Is of the Essence
When lawyers want to signal that something needs to get done sooner rather than later, we often say “time is of the essence.”
We usually only use this phrase when writing contracts, but the idea behind it is useful for understanding the importance of filing an asbestos claim soon. If you do not act quickly, you [...]