Very well stated. Unfortunately, I'm continuing to meet thoracic oncologists who have become blinded by their enthusiasm for nCIO and are not actually thinking about the consequences of poor patient selection. And when radiation oncologists question recommendations for a surgical management plan, they are cast as biased. It is my opinion that the discord among specialists taking care of stage III NSCLC has reached unprecedented levels in the history of lung cancer care. This is simply not acceptable, and our patients expect more of us while we keep touting that we provide "MDT care". We need more people to speak up and ask the difficult questions needed to optimize patient selection and match the best treatment for each and every patient with stage III NSCLC. We also need more adults in the room to make it clear that it's okay to question our recommendations. @bslotman