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2025 Annual Meeting Session Recordings

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Below are links to selected session recordings from the MASCC/ISOO 2025 Annual Meeting. Please note that not all presentations are included.

Plenary Presentations

Plenary 1 – Financial Toxicities: Time for a Change at the Global Level

Chairs: Prof. Raymond Chan & Prof. Gary Lyman

Presentations:

Financial Toxicity: From Data to Practice and Policy Change – Dr. Fumiko Chino

Financial Toxicity in Cancer Supportive Care: A MASCC Survey – Prof. Alexandre Chan

Current Solutions to Mitigate Financial Toxicity in LMICs – Jennifer Dent

Plenary 3 – Repurposing Medications For New Approaches to Supportive Care

Chairs: Prof. Joel Epstein & Prof. Joanne Bowen

Presentations:

Opportunities and Challenges of Drug Repurposing in Cancer Supportive Care – Prof. Moran Amit

Role for Hormones and Other Non-pharmacological Approaches in Advanced Cancer – Prof. Jose Garcia

Advancing the Science in Hard to Manage Symptoms of Cancer and Its Treatment: Focus on Neuroactive Agents – A/Prof. Hannah Wardill

Plenary 2 – Emerging Toxicities of Emerging Treatments

Chairs: Prof. Christina Ruhlmann & Prof. Eric Roeland

Presentations:

What Do We Need to Know About Emerging Treatment Toxicities? – Prof. Hope Rugo

Specific Emerging Toxicities of Concern: Mechanisms and Management of ADC-Related Lung Toxicity – Dr. Greta Bridwell

Role of the Microbiome in Modulating Toxicities to Emerging Treatments – Prof. Lisa Derosa

Joint Sessions

Tackling Cancer Cachexia With a Multidisciplinary Team: A New Perspective Through Collaboration (JASCC, KASCC & MASCC Joint Session)

Chairs: Prof. Egidio Del Fabbro & Tateaki Naito

Presentations:

Bridging the Gap in Cancer Cachexia Management: The Role of Pharmacists, Educational Needs, and Insights from the GENESIS-CC Study – Hironori Fujii

The Role of Dietitians in Cancer Cachexia: The Impact of Early Nutritional Interventions on Cancer Patients – Dr. Kate Furness

Exercise and Nutrition in Cancer Patients During Chemotherapy – Dr. In Gyu Hwang

Skeletal Muscle Loss and Associated Clinical Outcomes in Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients Receiving Concurrent Chemoradiation – Dr. Song Ee Park

GDF15 Levels and Clinical Correlates in Head and Neck Cancer Patients: Developing a Risk Model for Cachexia – Dr. Connor Williams

Skeletal Muscle Quantity and Quality at Diagnosis and Overall Survival in Young Women With Breast Cancer – Asst Prof. Aynur Aktas

Cultural Differences: The Stigma When Cancer is Visible

Chairs: Dr. Corina van den Hurk & Dr. Fatma Ben Abid

Presentations:

Visible Stigma in Cancer in LMIC: The Moroccan Experience – Dr. Mounir Bachouchi

May Cardiovascular Toxicity Also Be Stigmatizing in a Cancer Patient? – A/Prof. Sebastian Szmit

Cancer and Its Treatment, How Do the Indians React? A Stigma or a Sympathy – Prof. Vikas Ostwal

Challenges of Supportive Care for Cancer in Resource-limited Countries – Dr. Yervand Hakobyan

The Open-Minded, Free-Spoken Dutch: What if Cancer is Visible? – Dr. Corina van den Hurk

Let’s Expand the Toolbox With Integrative Oncology in Supportive Care, in Partnership With SIO

Chairs: A/Prof. Judith Lacey & Dr. Po-Ju Lin

Presentations:

Emerging and Chronic Toxicities and the Role of IO in Management. A Multidisciplinary Approach to Complex Symptoms and Symptom Clusters for People Affected by Cancer – A/Prof. Judith Lacey

Acupuncture for Neurological Toxicity Related to Cancer Therapy: The Example of CIPN – Dr. Ting Bao

Informed Decisions in Supportive Cancer Care: The Importance of Guidelines and SIO-ASCO Partnership in Moving the Field of IO in SC Forward – Dr. Heather Greenlee

Treatment of Depressive Symptoms in Fatigued Ovarian Cancer Survivors With Self-administered Acupressure: The AcuOva Study – Dr. Suzie Zick

Barriers to Recommendation of Integrative Oncology Modalities in Supportive Care: A MASCC/SIO Survey – Dr. Dalia Kagramanov

Parallel Sessions

Emerging Mucosal Toxicities of New Anti-Cancer Therapies: From Pathogenesis to Management

Chairs: Prof. Hope Rugo & Prof. Sharon Elad

Presentations:

Gastrointestinal Toxicities of Immunotherapy, Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors and Antibody Drug Conjugates – Mechanisms, Presentation, Prevention and Management – A/Prof. Christina Ruhlmann

A Sex-Dependent Salivary Bacterium Mediates Oral Mucositis After Allogeneic Transplantation – Dr. Hakan Gem

Short Talk:

Extending Cryotherapy Beyond Infusion: Real World Evidence for a Portable Intraoral Cryotherapy Device in the Prevention of Chemotherapy Associated Oral Pain – Ms. Tanya Peterson

Efficacy and Tolerability of a Portable Self-Contained Intraoral Cryotherapy Device for Mucositis Prevention: Results from the CHEM-01 Randomized Trial – Dr. Vikas Dembla

Role of AI Models in Prediction of Toxicity and Patient-related Outcomes

Chairs: Dr. Bella Van Sebille & A/Prof. Niharika Dixit

Presentations:

Using Artificial Intelligence to Predict Chemotherapy Toxicity Risk in Older Adults With Cancer – Dr. Shabbir Alibhai

Opportunities and Challenges of AI in Supportive Care – Dr. Nicole Kuderer

Integration of Real-world ePROM Data and AI to Inform Clinical Decision Making in Oncology – Prof. Janelle Yorke

How Do Patients and Clinicians Want AI to Be Used in Supportive Cancer Care? A Review From Both Literature and User Engagement – Dr. John-Jose Nunez

Impact of an AI-driven Advance Care Planning Tool on Palliative Care for Terminal Cancer Patients – Dr. Mohammad Shahinur Kabir

Immunotherapy: What is the Emerging Evidence and Guidance for Exercise as Part of Managing Toxicities?

Chairs: Prof. Nick Hart & Prof. Kristin Campbell

Presentations:

Recommendations for Cancer Patients Exercising with Central Lines: Delphi Study Update – Prof. Anna Campbell

Treatment Tolerance and Efficacy of Exercise and Immunotherapy – Dr. Ignacio Catala

Mapping the Diversity of Immunotherapy in Triple Negative Breast Cancer: Treatments, Outcomes, and Side-Effects With Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors – Prof. Nilmini Wickramasinghe

Preoperative Rehabilitation of Patients With Non-small Cell Lung Cancer – Prof. Ayako Okuyama

Patient-reported Symptoms During Pembrolizumab or Durvalumab for Lung Cancer, Compared to Randomized Trials and SmPCs – An Explorative Study – Ms. Lieke van Disseldorp

Knowledge Mobilization Product Co-design to Advance Exercise Recommendations for People With Bone Metastases – Dr. Kelcey Bland

Psychedelics and Cannabis Anyone? Opportunities and Challenges of Drug Repurposing in Management of Emerging Psychosocial Toxicities

Chairs: Prof. Joanne Bowen & Dr. Mapi Fleury

Presentations:

Psilocybin Therapy for Cancer-Related Anxiety, Depression, & Existential Distress – Prof. Anthony Back

Cannabis and Cannabinoids in Supportive Care for Cancer – Prof. Eric Roeland

Prevalence of Cannabis and Medication Use by Indices of Residential Urbanicity and Deprivation in Cancer Patients – Dr. Theodore Brasky

Patient-reported Beliefs and Preferences of Effectiveness of Medical Cannabis and Cannabidiol vs. Opioids for Management of Cancer Pain – Dr. Kimberson Tanco

Real‑World Patient Experience With Medicinal Cannabis Use for Symptom Management in Advanced Cancer: Cohort Study Using Theory of Planned Behaviour – Asst Prof. Judith Lacey

Cancer Patients Reported Beliefs and Preferences Between Medical Cannabis and Cannabidiol vs. Standard of Care Medications for Symptom Management – Dr. Kimberson Tanco

Old Drugs, New Tricks in Pain

Chairs: Dr. Akhila Reddy & Dr. Sebastiano Mercadante

Presentations:

Can Clonidine Be Used Effectively for Managing Pain and Agitation? – Prof. Mellar Davis

Exploring the Use of Olanzapine to Minimize Non-medical Opioid Use in Cancer Patients – Dr. Joseph Arthur

Efficacy of Psychological Interventions on Pain After Surgery in Breast Cancer Survivors: A Systematic Review – Ms. Samantha K. F. Kennedy

Circadian Pattern of Breakthrough Restlessness in End-of-Life Delirium: A Secondary Analysis of Two Randomized Controlled Trials – Dr. Sonal Admane

POMI Proves Insufficient as Tool to Identify Misuse of Analgesic Opioid, in Oncology Care – Prof. Virginie Guastella

ISOO Session – Collaborative Approaches in Oral Oncology

Chairs: Dr. Sophie Beaumont & Dr. Derek Smith

Presentations:

Optimising the Management of Trismus Arising From Head and Neck Cancer – Dr. Emma Charters

Exploring Radiotherapy Strategies to Prevent Trismus and Osteoradionecrosis: Clinical Insights and Future Directions – Dr. Nancy Lee

Navigating Barriers to Optimal Oral Care in Head and Neck Cancer: A Mixed-Methods Study – Mrs. Kimberly Demirhan

Effectiveness of Salivary Gland Scintigraphy to Quantitative Measurement of Xerostomia After Radiotherapy in Head and Neck Cancer – Prof. Won Sup Yoon

The Late Burden of Acute Radiation-Related Oral Toxicities: A Prospective One-Year Follow-Up Assessment – Dr. Natalia Rangel Palmier

The Hidden Role of the Nervous System in Mucositis-Associated Pain and Gastrointestinal Dysfunction Caused by Cancer Therapy

Chairs: Dr. Hannah Wardill & Dr. Akhila Reddy

Presentations:

Exploring the Neural Mechanisms of Oral Pain Associated With Mucositis – Asst. Prof. Maria Kouri

Vagalopathy and Enteric Neuropathies Associated With Gastrointestinal Dysfunction Caused by Cancer Therapies – Suzann Duan

Evaluating Causal Association of Oral Mucositis and Dysphagia – A Meta-Analysis of Randomized Clinical Trials and Comparative Effectiveness Research – Dr. Satheesh kumar Poolakkad Sankaran

Evaluation of the Relationship Between Oral Mucositis and Salivary Proteomic in Patients Undergoing Allogeneic Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation – Miss Mariana Andrade Costa

B-vitamins and Chemotherapy-Induced Toxicities Among Patients With Colorectal Cancer – Ms. Nienke R.K. Zwart

Common and Uncommon Toxicities: Perspectives and Solutions From Patient Partners

Chairs: Dr. Maryam Lustberg & Eva Schumacher-Wulf

Panel Chair Moderator: Dr. Tingting Zhang

Additional Panelist: Diane Mapes

Presentations:

The Perpetual Consequences of Young Adult Cancer Survivorship – Scott J. Capozza

From One Therapy to the Next: Challenges, Side Effects, and Lessons Learned in Changing Cancer Treatments – Eva Schumacher-Wulf

All the Things: From Mortality to Vitality – Dr. Samantha Siegel

Enhancing Supportive Cancer Care Patient Experience: The Role of Remote Symptom Monitoring in Side Effects Management – Dr. Omolola Salako

Patient-reported Experiences of Using Electronic Patient-reported Outcome Measures (ePROMS) as Part of Routine Cancer Care – Dr. Thitikorn Nuamek

From Experience to Expertise: Strengthening Consumer Engagement to Be More Than a Conversation – Ms. Vicki Durston

Advocacy-led Co-creation to Advance Quality-of-life Research – Ms. Stacey Tinianov

Emerging Skin Toxicities of Targeted Therapy & Combination Therapy

Chair: Dr. Henry Wong

Presentations:

Balancing Skin Toxicity Risks With Clinical Cancer Benefits of Sequential Administration of Immunotherapy and Cytotoxic Agents – Dr. Satoshi Hirakawa

Short Talk: Limb Cryocompression to Reduce Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy – Dr. Joline Lim

Long-term Patient Reported Outcomes in a Randomized Controlled Trial of Mepitel Film Versus Standard of Care in Breast Radiation Therapy – Miss Sarah Bayrakdarian

Efficacy of Scalp Cooling in Prevention of Chemotherapy-Induced Alopecia in Children With Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia: A Non-Ramdomized Trial – Dr. Rahul Kumar

Establishing Expert Consensus Recommendations About the Proactive Management of Dermatologic Reactions Associated with EGFR-targeted Treatments for Lung Cancer: A US Delphi Consensus Study – Dr. Anisha Patel

Financial Toxicity of Cancer Therapy: The Cost for Children

Chairs: Dr. Jason Freedman & A/Prof. Yin Ting Cheung

Presentations:

Financial Burden of Head and Neck Cancer as Experienced by Australian Patients, Their Caregivers, and Clinicians: A Qualitative Study – Ms. Ashleigh Sharman

Financial Toxicity in Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer: Through the Lens of an AYA Survivor – Dr. Lauren Ghazal

Association of Insurance and Employment Administrative Burdens with Financial Hardship in Cancer Survivors – Dr. Salene Jones

Administrative Burden Associated With Seeking Financial Assistance During Cancer Treatment: Secondary Qualitative Analysis – Nora B. Henrikson

Importance of Mitigating Nutrition Impact Symptoms in Malnourished Patients With Advanced Cancer

Chairs: Prof. Egidio Del Fabbro & Prof. Sebastiano Mercedante

Presentations:

The Anorexia Symptom Complex and Secondary Nutritional Symptoms – Prof. Mellar Davis

Consensus Definition on Nutrition Impact Symptoms in Patients With Cancer and Association of Nutrition Impact Symptoms With Dietary Intake, Cachexia-Related Quality of Life, and Depression in Patients With Advanced Cancer – Dr. Koji Amano

Does Pre-Checkpoint Inhibitor Sarcopenia, Visceral, or Subcutaneous Fat Predict Survival in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients? – Ms. Julia Kooser

Specialized Team Management Improves Person-Centered Care for Patients Undergoing Palliative Radiotherapy – Dr. Alysa Fairchild

Associations Between On-diagnosis Nutritional Status and Muscle Wasting and Their Prognostic Role in Advanced Gastric Cancer Patients – Mr. Sang Uk Han

Assessment and Management of Loneliness in Older Adults With Cancer

Chairs: Dr. Kristen Haase & Dr. Enrique Soto Perez de Celis

Presentations:

Results of the MASCC Delphi Consensus on the Assessment of Loneliness in Older Adults with Cancer – Dr. Enrique Soto Perez de Celis

Psychosocial Interventions to Address Loneliness Among Older Adults With Cancer – Dr. Imogen Ramsey

Exploring Emotional Conversation Patterns Between Oncologists and Their Black and White Patients With Advanced Cancer – Mr. Ramana Kolady

The Gendered Experiences of Healthy Aging Among Older Adults Living With and Beyond Cancer – Ms. Ailsa Sirois

Study of Prescribing Trends During End of Life in Advanced Cancer Patients in a Comprehensive Cancer Care and Research Centre in Oman – Dr. Manisha Singh