1. Identify the primary types of lung cancers and the differences in their occurrence, presentation, and risk factors. 2. Understand the pathophysiology of various types of lung cancer, including the genetic and environmental factors contributing to their development. 3. Develop knowledge of the current diagnostic methodologies employed for detecting different lung cancers, understanding their advantages and limitations. 4. Learn about the commonly used therapeutic approaches in lung cancer management, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and targeted therapies. 5. Enhance skill in interpreting typical lung cancer patient symptoms, understanding how to apply that knowledge to make an effective differential diagnosis and treatment plan.