Who is this for?

This may be a treatment given to people with specific EGFR mutations in their cancer cells. It may be given in combination with treatment for specific EGFR mutations.

It may also be considered if you do not respond well to treatment. It may also be given if your cancer comes back.

How does chemotherapy work?

Chemotherapy kills cells that grow quickly. This includes cancer cells, but chemotherapy can also affect other fast-growing healthy cells in your body.

CHEMOTHERAPY

Can kill both healthy and cancer cells

Normal Cell

Cancer Cell

Killed Cancer Cell

Killed Normal Cell

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