ESMO awards its first fellowship to support digital and computational pathology
The recipient, Balazs Acs from Karolinska Institutet, will conduct a two-year project to transform the manual aspects of breast cancer pathology into quantitative ones
Lamarca: “Understanding the problem is the first step to solving it”
Career growth is a step-by-step journey, built on resilience, clarity, and the ability to face challenges head-on - because success never happens overnight
The updated ESMO-MCBS captures the evolving treatment landscape and patient priorities
The ESMO-Magnitude of Clinical Benefit Scale has been enhanced to address critical aspects of modern oncology trials, such as novel study designs, quality of life and long-term survival benefits
Garassino: “Bridging cultures has shaped my career as a female oncologist”
Reflecting on her transatlantic journey from Italy to the United States of America, Prof. Marina Chiara Garassino shares the key lessons that continue to influence her leadership style
Embracing interdisciplinary collaboration for an AI-driven oncology
ESMO now welcomes members from other disciplines to support and expedite the digital transformation of cancer care
Hortobagyi: “Patient involvement is central to advance research in breast cancer”
The 2025 ESMO Breast Cancer Awardee highlights that participation in clinical trials and the contribution of patient advocates is as relevant as technology to progress cancer care further
AI is transforming cancer diagnosis, but systemic barriers still hold it back
A new ESMO systematic review maps AI’s growing role in pathology and oncology, as well as challenges in its implementation due to infrastructure, regulatory framework and human factors
Peters: “Leadership can be isolating, especially for women”
In a video series produced by the ESMO Women for Oncology, Solange Peters reflects on her career and the leadership challenges she has faced
Is it time for pathologists to take a more active role in lung cancer?
According to Heine H. Hansen Award winner, Prof. Keith Kerr, pathologists can help translate scientific understanding into clinical practice
Can AI and liquid biopsies take precision oncology to the next level?
According to the 2025 ESMO TAT Honorary Awardee, Prof. Philippe Bedard, new technologies have the potential to increase the wealth of information generated from trials and registries