Who is amplifying whom in the ASCO 2026 Annual Meeting lung-cancer conversation on X. Nodes are accounts; edges are retweets, quotes, and mentions. Node size scales with impressions; ring color marks account type. Use the Lung Trial filter to isolate the sub-network behind any single trial.
← Back to the Lung Attendee NetworkThis visualization is compiled by the KOL Pulse research team from curated lung-cancer tweets tagged to ASCO 2026 and enriched with engagement identities via the X API. Every account is classified against the KOL Pulse registry (verified US physicians are cross-referenced with CMS Open Payments). No accounts are fabricated; all tweet counts and impressions are as reported by X.
It maps the retweet, quote, and mention relationships among 1896 X/Twitter accounts discussing lung cancer research at ASCO 2026 Annual Meeting. Node size reflects impressions; ring color reflects account type (verified US physician, international MD, media/org, amplifier, or mentioned). 229 accounts authored original lung-cancer tweets.
Use the Lung Trial dropdown in the left control panel. Selecting a trial (for example WU-KONG28, HARMONi-6, LIBRETTO-432, CROWN, or ROSETTA Lung-02) shows only the accounts and edges tied to that trial. An account is tied to a trial when it authored a tweet tagged to that trial or engaged a KOL who did. Choose 'All lung trials' to return to the full network.
Accounts classified as US physicians are cross-referenced against the CMS Open Payments dataset and the KOL Pulse classified registry. They render with a gold ring and a US badge.
The filterable trials (each tied to at least three curated tweets) are HARMONi-6, LIBRETTO-432, CROWN, BEAMION-Lung-1, WU-KONG28, ADAURA, IMforte, DeLLphi-304, CHRYSALIS-2, OptiTROP-Lung05, LORIN, TRITON, ALCHEMIST, ALKOVE-1, AcceleRET-Lung, ROSETTA Lung-02, SUNRAY-01.
KOL Pulse curated 1406 lung-cancer tweets tagged to ASCO 2026 and enriched them with engagement identities (who retweeted and quoted each post) via the X API. Accounts were then classified using the KOL Pulse registry.