How Do Biological Mechanisms in Supportive Care Directly Translate Into Measurable Clinical Outcomes for Cancer Patients? – SPCC
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How Do Biological Mechanisms in Supportive Care Directly Translate Into Measurable Clinical Outcomes for Cancer Patients? – SPCC

SPCC (Sharing Progress in Cancer Care) shared a post on LinkedIn:

“How do biological mechanisms in supportive care directly translate into measurable clinical outcomes for cancer patients?

Integrative oncology is transforming modern treatment pathways by combining standard therapeutic regimens with targeted exercise, structured nutrition, and proactive symptom management.

To examine the biological and clinical dimensions of this approach, SPCC invites you to join our upcoming live webinar, ‘Integrative Oncology: from biological mechanisms to clinical impact’, on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, from 12:00 to 13:00 CET.

Co-chaired by Matti Aapro, Daiming Fan, and Karim Nagui, this international panel brings together leading global perspectives to evaluate how personalized supportive care enhances host resilience and treatment delivery.

Key presentations by Dorothy Keefe and Chen Yang will highlight practical strategies for implementing holistic care, followed by an interactive discussion and live Q&A with attendees.

Participation is free of charge, but prior registration is required.

Secure your place on OncoCorner:

This session is part of the SPCC Sustaining Corporate Programme 2026. Sharing Progress in Cancer Care wishes to extend appreciation to its Sustaining Companies for providing unrestricted educational support to the following webinar. Companies have no control over the session content or speakers.”

You can explore more upcoming events on OncoCalendar.