What is ASCO?

ASCO stands for the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the largest professional organization for physicians and oncology professionals globally, focused on advancing cancer care through research and education.

What is the ASCO Annual Meeting?

The ASCO Annual Meeting is a premier global oncology conference where groundbreaking research, clinical trial results, and new treatment strategies in cancer are presented and discussed by experts worldwide.

How does ASCO contribute to cancer research?

ASCO supports cancer research by funding grants, developing clinical practice guidelines, disseminating scientific information, and fostering collaboration among oncology professionals to advance discoveries.

Who benefits from ASCO's work?

ASCO's work benefits oncology professionals, researchers, and ultimately, cancer patients worldwide through improved treatment standards, access to cutting-edge research, and patient education resources.

Does ASCO provide resources for patients?

Yes, ASCO offers comprehensive, physician-approved cancer information and resources for patients through its Cancer.Net website, covering various cancer types, treatments, and coping strategies.