Discover the latest in cancer treatments and their impact

April is Cancer Awareness Month. In 2025, oncologists have available some remarkable treatments that offer substantial improvements in patient outcome.

However, many new cancer treatments lack evidence that they improve overall survival or quality of life. This makes treatment decision-making difficult for clinicians, patients and their families.

• Can we do better for our patients and their families?
• Is it time for a paradigm shift in how we talk about cancer treatment?

You’re invited to consider new insights into these questions from Dr. Christopher Booth, Professor of Medical Oncology at Queen’s University and co-founder of the Common Sense Oncology movement, as he engages us on the topic: “Common Sense Oncology: Getting Back To What Really Matters”.

Please join us in the virtual Doctors’ Lounge to learn from Dr. Booth and your colleagues, as we consider new perspectives on this important topic.