Kayode Odunuga, Medical Doctor at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“A Transformative Week at the National Institute of Cancer Research and Treatment’s International Cancer Week.
This past week, I had the incredible honor of participating in the National Institute of Cancer Research and Treatment’s International Cancer Week – a truly inspiring convergence of global leaders, researchers, and advocates united in the fight against cancer. As a researcher deeply committed to advancing oncology, being part of this dynamic event was both humbling and exhilarating.
I was thrilled to have five abstracts accepted, with the privilege of serving as the lead investigator for all of them. This included one oral presentation and four poster presentations, each providing a unique opportunity to share my work, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and forge connections with peers in the oncology community. Seeing my research spark meaningful conversations about its potential to drive real-world impact was profoundly rewarding.
My oral presentation focused on leveraging artificial intelligence in cancer diagnosis, exploring innovative ways to enhance early detection and precision. The feedback was incredibly encouraging, offering fresh perspectives and sparking ideas for future exploration. The poster sessions were just as invigorating, providing a platform to dive deeper into my findings and discuss potential collaborations that could amplify their impact on patient outcomes.
From cutting-edge advancements in targeted therapies to heartfelt conversations about patient-centered care, the conference underscored the collective progress we’re making in oncology. The energy of hope, collaboration, and determination that filled every session was a powerful reminder of why we do this work.
I’m leaving International Cancer Week inspired, energized, and more committed than ever to pushing the boundaries of cancer research and treatment.
Here’s to the strides we’re making together and the lives we aim to transform through our shared mission.”
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