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Session: How can we collaborate better as a multidisciplinary team to develop novel therapeutics?
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Considerations for staging and surgical intervention
Presenter: Eric Lim
Session: Locally advanced N2/stage III NSCLC
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The role of systemic therapy in brain metastases from RCC: Targeted therapy and immunotherapy
Presenter: Sylvie Negrier
Session: Management of challenging situation in urinary cancers
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The emerging role of SBRT in treating the primary and distant metastases from Renal cancer
Presenter: Shankar Siva
Session: Management of challenging situation in urinary cancers
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Session: Management of challenging situation in urinary cancers
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281MO - Quality of life and neurocognitive function in patients with active brain metastases of HER2-positive breast cancer treated with trastuzumab-deruxtecan: Secondary endpoint analysis of the prospective single-arm phase II TUXEDO-1 trial
Presenter: Angelika M. Starzer
Session: Mini Oral session: CNS tumours
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1425MO - Use of psychosocial services and 1-year mortality among newly diagnosed and distressed cancer patients: A real-world study
Presenter: Juhee Cho
Session: Mini Oral session: Supportive and palliative care
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Gene expression profiling and chemotherapy: Who to test, which test, and when
Presenter: Aleix Prat
Session: The three “Ws” of early breast cancer management
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Introduction and scientific background
Presenter: Breelyn Wilky
Session: New avenues for targeting biological mechanisms in sarcoma
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LBA1 - Mechanism of action and an actionable inflammatory axis for air pollution induced non-small cell lung cancer: Towards molecular cancer prevention
Presenter: Charles Swanton
Session: Presidential Symposium I
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