Findings from three studies highlight that selecting patients for de-escalated treatment is still challenging

Genomic landscaping suggests molecular divergence between cancer subtypes and across disease stages, but molecular similarities between White and Asian populations

Prospective evidence from a multicentre study support the need for a more personalised immuno-oncology approach based on sex and gender differences

Preliminary data indicate tolerability and disease control with bexmarilimab in hard-to-treat solid tumours

A significant progression-free survival improvement after re-treatment with olaparib was reported in the OReO/ENGOT Ov-38 trial

Research and treatment approaches have come a long way since triple-negative breast cancer was first recognised, but there is still progress to be made, according to Associate Prof. Rebecca Dent 

We were hoping to be in Paris for the ESMO Congress 2021, but the event will be virtual for the second consecutive year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this annual Congress will confirm that cancer research is blooming again, despite the current health crisis and its remarkable consequences on people, healthcare system, and, not the least, research

International oncology experts reunited as one oncology community to share the latest advances in the field at the ESMO annual meeting starting next week 

With the “departure” of the virtual ESMO train in August, the ESMO Young Oncologists Committee (YOC) and the ESMO Climate Change Task Force are creating new opportunities for networking and sharing knowledge, while raising awareness on how climate change hits on cancer care 

Presented at the ESMO Virtual Plenaries this year, four key studies in oncology will animate the debate