Track: Medical oncologists

Sub-Track:
Medical oncologists
diagnose, assess, treat, and manage cancer patients as well as conduct relevant
research. They want to deliver the best possible outcome for cancer patients,
whether it's a cure or palliation and life extension. They provide counselling
to patients and their families.
They are responsible
for identifying tumours, discussing treatment options with patients, arranging
and supervising drug therapy and therapies, as well as supporting and managing
patients' care and post-treatment lives.
Medical oncologists
look after patients who have cancer that can be treated surgically but would
benefit from additional treatment.
Scientific Highlights
- Biology of Cancer
- Types of Cancer
- Organ Specific Cancer
- Medical oncologists
- Warning Signs of Cancer
- Cancer Imaging Techniques
- Drug Design and Clinical Trials
- Cancer Detection and Diagnosis
- Cancer Grades and Cancer Stages
- Cancer Treatment, Therapies and Nursing
- Treatments of Cancer
- Biomedical Advancements In Cancer
- Case Reports on Cancer (or) Oncology Treatments
- Advances In Cancer Research And Treatment
- Cancer Prevention