The 2022 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting, taking place June 3-7 in Chicago, Illinois, and virtually, offers the latest research in oncology care. This year’s program features more than 200 sessions complementing the meeting’s theme, Advancing Equitable Cancer Care Through Innovation.
There are many reasons that some skin cancers are left untreated. A frequent scenario is a patient who lives in a nursing home and has a growing skin cancer that goes undiagnosed for many years. https://t.co/hcTYBRebxq
— The Skin Cancer Foundation (@SkinCancerOrg) May 24, 2022
How can we accelerate the development of therapies for patients with brain tumors?
— AACR (@AACR) May 25, 2022
Chetan Bettegowda, Andrew Kaczynski @KFILE, @michelle_monje, and @roelverhaak will address this topic in a virtual forum at 1pm ET Thurs, May 26. Learn more:https://t.co/rAqHzQNdLD pic.twitter.com/2sdKJ0Kcr5
Adult patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia with low MRD positivity at week 16 form an intermediate-risk group. https://t.co/Y4YsR6be1X #stimulusreport #lymphoidneoplasia pic.twitter.com/kY4QAV4FpT
— Blood Advances (@BloodAdvances) May 25, 2022
In the era of #PersonalizedMedicine, prevention and screening for #BreastCancer are evolving toward new approaches that assess each woman’s risk and lifestyle factors. https://t.co/hDixVLpc9t #CancerScreening @NCIPrevention pic.twitter.com/Uo7uPXTmNa
— National Cancer Institute (@theNCI) May 25, 2022
#BTSM #BrainTumorAwarenessMonth https://t.co/qkSg2I2Xu2
— Les Yonemoto, MD MBA (@protoninfo) May 25, 2022
