Filippo Pietrantonio, GI medical oncologist at the National Cancer Institute of Milan, shared Elma Academy’s, post on LinkedIn, adding:
“The Gastroinestine Oncology of INT and GONO organize an important meeting with friends and colleagues who work in Italy and abroad to take stock of our mission of non-profit and translational clinical research and to put on the ground some points on the vision of the coming years, because only by discussing together can we understand the right direction!
We look forward to seeing you regardless of your discipline”
Quoting Elma Academy’s post:
“Cancers of the gastrointestinal tract represent an area of high biological and clinical complexity, in which the integration of basic, translational and clinical research is crucial to optimize therapeutic outcomes.
On April 14, 2026, in Milan Elma Academy in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute organizes the CME event “ONCOGI 3.0- An integrated cross-disciplinary approach to the Study and Treatment of gastrointestinal Tract Tumors” whose objectives are to analyze the main challenges in the research and treatment of GI cancers, with a focus on:
- Role of cooperative groups
- Multidisciplinarity
- National and international collaborations
- Academia-industry interaction
- Innovative models of clinical and translational research
Through a structured discussion between experts and an interactive format, the course aims to consolidate advanced skills, promote an integrated research culture and foster new design synergies.”
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