Some medical oncologists contemplate leaving the profession due to COVID-19
Findings from the third ESMO Resilience Task Force survey highlight the detrimental effect of long working hours and changes to clinical routine on future career plans
                            
            
        Findings from the third ESMO Resilience Task Force survey highlight the detrimental effect of long working hours and changes to clinical routine on future career plans
                            
            
        Practice-changing results were also presented in bronchopulmonary and non-pancreatic NETs with somatostatin analogues and VEGFR inhibitors
                            
            
        Latest findings on the use of single-agent and combination immunotherapy are not conclusive, despite being promising
                            
            
        Projections by the European Commission – Joint Research Centre from Ispra, Italy, estimate a 21.4% increase in cancer cases in 20 years’ time
                            
            
        Malignant pleural mesothelioma is a rare and fatal disease with very little improvement in survival in recent years, mirroring very limited therapeutic advances. After a long-awaited time, improvement in patient survival was achieved with the introduction of nivolumab plus ipilimumab in the first-line setting, as demonstrated in the CheckMate 743 trial.
                            
            
        Findings from several studies highlight the increasing utility of this approach to identify druggable genetic alterations
                            
            
        Most, but not all, patients on chemotherapy or immunotherapy for solid tumours had an adequate immune response after two doses of mRNA-1273 vaccination, with no new safety concerns
                            
            
        In the NeoTRIPaPDL1 study, combining information from biomarker analysis at baseline and during treatment was informative on clinical benefit
                            
            
        Results show it may help to define more homogeneous subgroups of patients with grade II–III glioma for more timely and effective cancer care
                            
            
        A Japanese study reports discrepancies among centres, highlighting the need for better strategies to improve the quality of treatment recommendations
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