This year’s American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting (ASH) annual meeting is taking place December 11-14, virtually and in-person in Atlanta, Georgia. The 2021 agenda provides attendees with the latest practice-changing advances in the prevention, diagnosis, and management of hematologic disorders.
Look out for coverage of the meeting and click here to learn more about the 2021 ASH Annual Meeting.
Panel discussion on #earlyonset #CRC emerging data on epidemiology @SKamath_MD @kgnairmd S. Schmit pic.twitter.com/Vpelf0VGnz
— Alok Khorana, MD (@aakonc) May 13, 2022
Excellent topic! Cardio-hematology multidisciplinary focus is highly needed by our patients.
— Ann Van de Velde (@sanguinebiomab) May 13, 2022
Surveillance colonoscopy aims to detect and resect metachronous premalignant lesions that occur after polypectomy or cancer resection. But what approach is best?https://t.co/1QOtPAUivf @ASCRS_1 #colonoscopy
— ClinicalOncologyNews (@ClinOncNews) May 13, 2022
Number of Mesothelioma Deaths Up Among Women From 1999 to 2020https://t.co/dSxf2niozj #oncology
— Oncology (@PracUpOnc) May 13, 2022
Pleased to see #cancerprevention included in the @WhiteHouse #CancerMoonshot meeting yesterday. Meeting Moonshot goals requires addressing leading risk factors including poor diet, inactivity & excess weight. https://t.co/aDJS0Atf9B @USDA @HHSHealth @TheNCI @WHOSTP
— American Institute for Cancer Research (@aicrtweets) May 13, 2022
