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ESO College Corner

The College of the European School of Oncology (ESO College), together with Cancerworld magazine, is giving members and faculty of the ESO College the chance to voice their views and perspectives on certain topics related to oncology via its writing contest.
We are looking for clear and concise views from oncology professionals on topics facing them today, along with evidence that they can explore these issues and show how they have a significant impact on cancer patients.

This contest aims to stimulate discussion and give insight into the personal, regional and national situations of modern-day life in the oncology profession. It also aims to give ESO College members a place to express their own ideas and solutions to the issues affecting their profession and showcase some of the potential leaders appearing in the oncology field.

Find out more on the ESO College Voices Contest – “Who said doctors can’t be good cancer writers?” here.

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Advocacy in oncology: Fighting for patients inside and outside the hospital
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Advocacy in oncology: Fighting for patients inside and outside the hospital

  • Kleida Mati*
  • 21 November 2024

  Dear World, Everyone can get cancer – yet, access to the right treatment remains a privilege that is still denied to far too many. In this disparity, the disease…

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Inequality in cancer care: preventing it from becoming inadequacy
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Inequality in cancer care: preventing it from becoming inadequacy

  • Nevena Randjelovic*
  • 21 November 2024

“Wait! You can’t give your patients pemetrexed?” my young colleague exclaimed during a break between lectures at an international meeting. Quietly, feeling the heat rise to my cheeks, I replied,…

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Artificial Intelligence: Capturing the zeitgeist
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Artificial Intelligence: Capturing the zeitgeist

  • Mirjana Pavlova Bojadžiski*
  • 20 May 2024

As the Austrian writer Karl Kraus pointed out at the turn of the twentieth century, the development of technology will leave only one problem: the infirmity of human nature. That…

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AI in oncology: revolutionising care while mitigating inequities
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AI in oncology: revolutionising care while mitigating inequities

  • Ali Shamseddine, MD, FRCP, ESCO*
  • 16 May 2024

During a recent clinic visit, a young woman newly diagnosed with breast cancer mentioned that she had used ChatGPT to research treatment options. We explained to the patient that, although…

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