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ESMO Deep Dive: Lung Cancer - Precision Oncology in Lung Cancer - Diagnostics 2025

Aired live on 05 Feb 2025

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Programme

Welcome and introduction
Tom John
Precision through genomics and beyond (multi-omics)
Celine Mascaux
Harnessing liquid biopsy for diagnosis, monitoring
Christian Rolfo
Beyond Xray vision – novel imaging technologies and radiomics
Raquel Lopez
QnA and Discussion
All speakers

Description

This ESMO Deep Dive Lung Cancer Webinar focused on Precision Oncology in Lung Cancer.

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related death globally. Advancements in molecular profiling, targeted therapies and novel agents have have significantly improved long-term survival, even in the setting of advanced disease. Many patients, however, struggle with timely diagnosis and molecular profiling, and thus are not able to benefit from precision oncology.

This webinar provides an important update for clinicians on the latest evidence-based recommendations, insights into emerging technologies and practical approaches to precision oncology. This will support better access for patients to precision oncology and optimal care, helping to address current and future challenges of this rapidly evolving therapeutic area.

Learning objectives

  • To acquire a deeper understanding of the clinical course of malignant disease of lung cancer. ​
  • To understand biological hypotheses on classification and risk stratification, ongoing/required research in therapeutics and knowledge of use of omics technologies for biomarker-enabled precision medicine for lung cancer.​
  • To develop skills and abilities for critical analysis, interpretation of research data and therapeutic strategies.​
  • To become better equipped for informed, innovative thinking and engagement in ongoing or new research projects.

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