Sergey Badalyan, Publishing Editor at OncoDaily and Medical Oncology Resident at Yeolyan Hematology and Oncology Center, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Currently attending the Young Oncologists Masterclass on “Genomics Uncovered: What Do Young Oncologists Need to Know?” (Mainz Auditorium – CityCube B) by Umberto Malapelle at ESMO – European Society for Medical Oncology Congress 2025.
This session dives into how genomic insights are reshaping oncology practice, from understanding tumour evolution to guiding treatment decisions and resistance mechanisms.
If there’s one theme echoing through this session, it’s that mastering molecular and genomic data is no longer optional, cause it’s central to modern oncology. It’s not just about reading sequencing results, but about translating those insights into actionable, ethical, and patient-centred decisions.
As AI and bioinformatics increasingly enhance our precision medicine toolkit, the true art of oncology lies in remaining a critical interpreter that combines data with judgment, empathy, and purpose.
Listening to these discussions reinforces how our generation of oncologists is learning to navigate complexity, turning information into care that is both scientifically precise and profoundly human.”
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