EditorialThe changing landscape of pneumonitis in non-small cell lung cancer
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This was an invited article by the editors. Dr. Palma reports research funding from the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research, and a consultant relationship with Need Inc., unrelated to the current manuscript.
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