From SABCS to APBCS 2026: Breakthroughs Shaping Clinical Practice | Register Now
From SABCS to APBCS 2026: Breakthroughs Shaping Clinical Practice | Register Now
We’re so excited to see the cancer community come together, as you all do every year on 4 February. To help you plan your World Cancer Day activities, we’re pleased to share our Member toolkit. Inside, you will find resources and content to help you get engaged with the campaign.
Our World Cancer Leaders’ Summit brought together over 400 delegates from 55 countries in Melbourne (read about it here) and was marked by the launch of the new World Cancer Declaration 2025–2035 (see video recording below).
Preparations for the World Cancer Congress 2026 in Hong Kong are in full swing and registrations are open! Together with the Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society, we are working to deliver an unforgettable Congress for you. Be among the first to secure your place — the first 300 registrations benefit from a special discounted rate.
Save the date for ESMO Asia 2026, which will be held in Singapore from 4-6 December 2026
Date: 15 & 16 November 2025
Venue: Hilton Kuala Lumpur
This two-day scientific programme is designed for healthcare professionals involved in breast cancer care, offering the latest updates and expert insights across key subtypes of early breast cancer.
These guidelines emphasize the critical role of low-dose CT screening in high-risk populations for early detection, provide a comprehensive overview of best practices for diagnosis
ESMO TAT Asia Congress, will be held from 18-20 July 2025 Hong Kong SAR, China
This document comprises a surgical consensus of evidence-based guidelines to provide local recommendations on contemporary real-world best practices for screening, diagnosis, staging, multimodal management (including neoadjuvant, perioperative ‘sandwich’ and adjuvant therapy regimens), operative procedures and post-resection surveillance for early-stage resectable (stages 1A-IIIB-N2) non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
We know it can be difficult to talk about cancer. That’s why we’re organising two workshops in January to help you tell your story through writing or artwork.