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KOL Pulse Profile · 2026

Eric K. Singhi, MD

Assistant Professor · The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center · Institution profile ↗

Thoracic Medical Oncologist, Assistant Professor @MDAndersonNews | Patient education & young-onset lung cancer | 🫁#cancer #lcsm @LungCancerRx | Views my own

Eric K. Singhi, MD (@lungoncdoc) ranks #3 among US lung cancer KOLs on X in 2026, by engagement from fellow physicians. 117 physicians shared, quoted or replied to their posts this year. Most-discussed trials in 2026: ADAURA, PAPILLON, LAURA. CMS Open Payments lists $60,613 in 2025 general payments.

Eric K. Singhi, #3 lung cancer KOL in the USA, KOL Pulse 2026 rankings
Eric K. Singhi, #3 lung cancer KOL in the USA, KOL Pulse 2026 rankings

At a Glance

This Month

What Eric K. Singhi, MD has posted in the last 30 days. Updated November 10, 2026.

WOW! BIG news for our patients with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer! Phase 3 DeLLphi-305 trial, adding tarlatamab to durvalumab maintenance after initial chemoIO: ✅ OS: 21.1 vs 12.7 months (HR 0.42) ✅ PFS: 7.4 vs 1.9 months (HR 0.34) Practice-changed! #ESMO26 https://t.co/t23SBNzfUD
· DeLLphi-305 3,706 impressions · View on X ↗

Who Amplifies Eric K. Singhi, MD

Physicians who reposted Eric K. Singhi, MD’s trial posts most often in 2026.

2026 Rankings

ListUS rankGlobal rankPhysicians engagedPhysician engagements
Lung Cancer#3#4117185Full ranking

From the Podium, 2025–26

Talks, posters and sessions Eric K. Singhi, MD presented at SABCS 2025 and 2026 meetings, each confirmed by a public source.

What Colleagues Are Saying About Eric K. Singhi, MD

2026 posts by fellow physicians that mention @lungoncdoc, quoted word for word.

This is the treatment algorithm we have used to drive our 🗣️ with @lungoncdoc on targeted options in 1L for metastatic NSCLC! ✅ Zongertinib recently added ✅ Data around front line when you have multiple options ✅ Role of Re-testing #lcsm #OncTwitter @OncoAlert @OncUpdates https://t.co/k3Bf3SXVgp https://t.co/c2q1e8HvyI
Oncology Brothers (@OncBrothers) · · View on X ↗
Dr. @lungoncdoc takes us through the rapidly evolving space of HER2-mutated NSCLC. Great to have multiple innovations in the subsequent line space. Looking forward to moving these forward to the frontline together with innovative combination strategies. ##WinterLung26 @gotoPER https://t.co/nmFUehoyYP
Joshua Reuss, MD, FASCO (@Joshua_Reuss) · · View on X ↗
Join @lungoncdoc at #WCLC26 today! Social media has become an important part of how patients learn about lung cancer, find expertise, and engage with care providers. This session will explore how to use it thoughtfully and effectively. @IASLC https://t.co/7lLe5gq2Wt
Mara Antonoff, MD, FACS (@maraantonoff) · · View on X ↗
#WCLC26 Communication session now 🆙 @lungoncdoc provides a Patient Advocates’ Guide to Finding Meaningful Information via Social Media ▶️ See it ▶️ Verify it ▶️ Ask About it #lcsm https://t.co/lEqoryaJze
Dr. Estela Rodriguez (@Latinamd) · · View on X ↗
Managed to snap a quick 🤳 with @lungoncdoc at @IASLC #WCLC26! Thanks for sharing constant updates on social media and helping provide #education and debunking myths for the #LCSM community. https://t.co/sR3zklVJ3t
Herbert Loong, MBBS, FASCO (@herbloong) · · View on X ↗
#WCLC26 Good morning 🇰🇷 @BalazsHalmosMD @NarjustFlorezMD @lungoncdoc @StephenVLiu @IASLC Enjoying sunrise here Enjoy sunset over ther https://t.co/aKcxEer7PC
Jose Fernando Moura, PhD (@FernandoOnco) · · View on X ↗

Trials Eric K. Singhi, MD Discussed in 2026

TrialPostsRank among physicians postingLatest
ADAURA5#2 of 41Sep 13, 2026
PAPILLON3#3 of 26Sep 13, 2026
LAURA2#1 of 6Oct 10, 2026
NeoADAURA2#1 of 3Oct 10, 2026
ARROS-12#6 of 26Sep 14, 2026
WU-KONG282#4 of 29May 29, 2026
DeLLphi-3051#16 of 86Oct 24, 2026
DESTINY-Lung041#3 of 37Sep 14, 2026
REZILIENT31#10 of 27Sep 14, 2026
MAVERICK (SWOG S1827)1#12 of 33Sep 12, 2026
SigVie-002 (Be6A Lung-01)1#8 of 8Jun 22, 2026
DeLLphi-3041#7 of 23Jun 1, 2026
LIBRETTO-4321#6 of 53May 31, 2026
HARMONi-61#8 of 74May 31, 2026
CROWN1#5 of 36May 29, 2026
CHRYSALIS-21#3 of 14May 29, 2026
FLAURA21#13 of 25Mar 26, 2026

Eric K. Singhi, MD on ADAURA

8 YEARS later, and the ADAURA curves are still speaking. In resected EGFR+ NSCLC, adjuvant osimertinib continues to show a durable OS benefit: ▫️Stage II–IIIA: 74% v 58% 8-year OS (HR 0.53) ▫️Stage IB–IIIA: 79% vs 64% (HR 0.52) Long-term follow-up matters. #WCLC26 @IASLC https://t.co/phPwzmwkBg https://t.co/lwhi3nLitK
2,835 impressions · View on X ↗
As we await the 8-year ADAURA update at #WCLC26, our study adds another piece of the story: Long-term outcomes matter. So does what happens during those 3 years of treatment… A thread… @IASLC @EGFRResisters https://t.co/Zwy0G85WTW
660 impressions · View on X ↗
2/ We know ADAURA recommends a 3 year duration of osimertinib, but are patients really able to stay on for the whole time? https://t.co/mvYtj9uU5m
201 impressions · View on X ↗

ADAURA trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD on PAPILLON

‼️PAPILLON OS: Crossover matters… 1L EGFR exon20ins NSCLC Ami + chemo v chemo: OS: 34.3 v 27.9 mo (HR 0.87) But 76% who progressed on chemo crossed over to ami. After adjusting for crossover: HR 0.57 (P=.003). Upfront ami may have a larger OS benefit than ITT suggests. https://t.co/p95llLyLpU https://t.co/3Otgdky7VG
846 impressions · View on X ↗
@chulkimMD presents the OS update from PAPILLON: 1L amivantamab plus chemotherapy in EGFR exon 20 insertion NSCLC @IASLC #WCLC26 https://t.co/9Lgj5s4mqJ
344 impressions · View on X ↗
How to choose between PAPILLON vs 1L Sunvozertinib given this NEW data? Our Dr. John Heymach says “toxicity profile” and “route of delivery” are the key factors for decision-making as of now. @ASCO #ASCO26 https://t.co/OdwHEUadLt
1,477 impressions · View on X ↗

PAPILLON trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD on LAURA

#DCLung26 Debate Starts NOW!! LAURA v NeoADAURA @JSabari @JuliaRotow @StephenVLiu @Joshua_Reuss https://t.co/JtpTybdFfx
1,731 impressions · View on X ↗
Key differences to be aware of: LAURA vs NeoADAURA #DCLung26 @JSabari https://t.co/5eP5Rr8ifJ https://t.co/p9G5WRUq0p
669 impressions · View on X ↗

LAURA trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD on NeoADAURA

#DCLung26 Debate Starts NOW!! LAURA v NeoADAURA @JSabari @JuliaRotow @StephenVLiu @Joshua_Reuss https://t.co/JtpTybdFfx
1,731 impressions · View on X ↗
Key differences to be aware of: LAURA vs NeoADAURA #DCLung26 @JSabari https://t.co/5eP5Rr8ifJ https://t.co/p9G5WRUq0p
669 impressions · View on X ↗

Eric K. Singhi, MD on ARROS-1

For a single-arm study w/ still-maturing follow-up… 94% ORR + 90% 1-y PFS + strong CNS control is a compelling signal from ARROS-1. However, IMO taletrectinib is still the benchmark for frontline management. But ABSOLUTELY great to have more options for our patients. #WCLC26 https://t.co/wjHbATbyTC https://t.co/wnAGOqgoUj
822 impressions · View on X ↗
@alexdrilon presents new #WCLC26 data in ROS1+ NSCLC from the ARROS-1 study, evaluating zidesamtinib in ROS1 TKI-naïve advanced NSCLC: ▫️ORR: 94% (88/94) ▫️CR: 15% ▫️Median DOR: not reached https://t.co/BBslgJ1CKy
24 impressions · View on X ↗

ARROS-1 trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD on WU-KONG28

‼️ Phase 3 WU-KONG28: 1L Sunvozertinib v Chemotherapy in EGFR exon20 NSCLC ▫️mPFS 10.3 v 7.5 mos (HR 0.65) ▫️ORR ~60% v 30% Keep in mind, 1L PAPILLON (Amivantamab + chemo) is currently our SOC (mPFS 11.4 mos, ORR of 73%) #ASCO26 @ASCO https://t.co/oCkiYgrSuH
7,886 impressions · View on X ↗
Our Dr. John Heymach @UTMDAnderson presents WU-KONG28 at #ASCO26: ✅ mPFS: 10.3 vs 7.5 mos (HR 0.65) ✅ ORR: 58.9% vs 31.1% ✅ DoR: 11.2 vs 7.1 mos 🔄 ~90% on chemo crossed over to sunvozertinib on study ⚠️ G3+ TRAEs: 61% (diarrhea any grade 84%, G3 13.5%) @ASCO https://t.co/EvnOplboEG https://t.co/c0LTVpGTeX
3,512 impressions · View on X ↗

WU-KONG28 trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD on DeLLphi-305

WOW! BIG news for our patients with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer! Phase 3 DeLLphi-305 trial, adding tarlatamab to durvalumab maintenance after initial chemoIO: ✅ OS: 21.1 vs 12.7 months (HR 0.42) ✅ PFS: 7.4 vs 1.9 months (HR 0.34) Practice-changed! #ESMO26 https://t.co/t23SBNzfUD
3,706 impressions · View on X ↗

DeLLphi-305 trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD on DESTINY-Lung04

T-DXd trying to catch up in the frontline setting with zongertinib and sevabertinib Results from #DESTINYLung04…. #WCLC26 https://t.co/wb9BkFV7dg
3,516 impressions · View on X ↗

DESTINY-Lung04 trial profile →

Eric K. Singhi, MD’s Most-Engaged Posts in 2026

Their own 2026 posts that fellow physicians reposted most, quoted word for word.

#ASCO26 is almost here! Here are just a few of the lung cancer abstracts I’ll be watching closely this year! @ASCO https://t.co/m10rwTpy7Q
3,632 impressions · View on X ↗
In case you missed it: real progress is happening in ALK+ NSCLC. And we are just getting started. Here’s to what’s next. @myESMO #ELCC26 https://t.co/2KvQF6nhOw https://t.co/NMsRO2WjMR
6,984 impressions · View on X ↗
Nice summary slides of recent neoadjuvant treatment approaches for patients with early-stage, resectable EGFR+ NSCLC. But the key question remains: Will these modest pCR rates translate into meaningful long-term outcomes for our patients? @ASCO #ASCO26 https://t.co/saNCfaba9j
2,321 impressions · View on X ↗
🚦 pCR + MRD in periop NSCLC: 🔴 MRD+ = worst prognosis ▫️Will adj IO be enough? 🟡 MRD– / no pCR (~80%) = gray zone ▫️Who actually benefits (and is IO ‘right’)? 🟢 pCR + MRD– = best prognosis ▫️Overtreatment risk v false-negative MRD #ELCC26 @myESMO https://t.co/r2j8od3nuI https://t.co/7Ii0ikOzsQ
5,134 impressions · View on X ↗
Novel concept exploring how we can help the immune system recognize ALK resistance mutations BEFORE resistance develops on treatment! Fantastic work! @ALKPositiveinc @ASCO https://t.co/SGCRPk3LGQ
2,690 impressions · View on X ↗

Industry Payments

CMS Open Payments · 2025 general payments
$60,613 across 62 payments
View the CMS record ↗
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FAQ

How does Eric K. Singhi, MD rank among oncology KOLs in 2026?

Eric K. Singhi, MD ranks #3 among US lung cancer KOLs on X in 2026, based on engagement from fellow physicians (KOL Pulse rankings, updated November 10, 2026).

Which clinical trials does Eric K. Singhi, MD discuss most?

In 2026, Eric K. Singhi, MD posted most often about ADAURA, PAPILLON, LAURA. Each post is quoted word for word on this page with a link to the original.

On which clinical trials is Eric K. Singhi, MD a leading physician voice on X?

Among physicians posting about each trial on X in 2026, Eric K. Singhi, MD ranks #1 of 6 physicians on LAURA; #1 of 3 physicians on NeoADAURA; #2 of 41 physicians on ADAURA; #3 of 37 physicians on DESTINY-Lung04, based on engagement from fellow physicians.

What did Eric K. Singhi, MD present at oncology meetings in 2026?

WCLC 2026 (poster): Real-world treatment duration and outcomes among patients with early stage NSCLC receiving adjuvant osimertinib: a retrospective cohort study.

Does Eric K. Singhi, MD receive industry payments?

CMS Open Payments lists $60,613 in 2025 general payments. Source: CMS Open Payments, program year 2025.

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