Featuring interviews with Drs Charles D Blanke, Bert H O’Neil, Steven R Alberts and Jean-Yves Douillard. (Text and Audio Content)

This series of activities is comprised of abbreviated slide sets along with edited commentary from clinical investigators summarizing the significance of results presented at the ASCO 2011 Annual Meeting. Tumor types that are highlighted include melanoma, GIST and breast, lung, ovarian, colorectal and genitourinary cancers.

The fifth seminar of our eight-part online, integrated educational course on issues relevant to the current and future treatment of several different solid tumors and hematologic cancers features Drs Charles S Fuchs, David H Ilson and Laura H Tang. Part V (originally held July 12, 2011) features discussion of the latest clinical research data sets in gastric cancer.

Proceedings from interviews and a live event featuring didactic faculty presentations and panel discussions of individual patient cases focused on all factors that influence multidisciplinary treatment decision-making for the management of gastrointestinal cancer. Also features an interactive component in which users can vote on how they would manage these cases and see how their responses compare to those of each faculty member and the collective responses of the audience from the live event.

Year in Review is a unique CME activity that attempts to distill the overwhelming number of data sets and journal articles in gastrointestinal cancer published in 2009 and 2010 into a convenient summary of the most clinically relevant papers and presentations. Featuring commentary from Drs Jaffer A Ajani, Steven R Alberts, Al B Benson III, Howard S Hochster and David H Ilson. (Slide Content)

This two-part CME activity provides highlighted video excerpts from our satellite symposia held January 22 and 23, 2010. Section 1 concentrates on the interdisciplinary management of gastric, pancreatic and hepatobiliary cancers, and section 2 focuses exclusively on colon and rectal cancers. Each features a panel of practicing oncologists presenting deidentified cases to our faculty experts for clinical consultation and their perspectives on the application of emerging research findings. In addition, Drs Alan P Venook and Charles D Blanke provide further perspectives on the case discussion. (Video and Text Content)

Featuring interviews with Drs Alan P Venook, Charles S Fuchs, Richard M Goldberg and Lee M Ellis. (Text and Audio Content)

Featuring interviews with Drs Nicholas J Petrelli, Axel Grothey, Alan P Venook and John N Primrose. (Text and Audio Content)

Roundtable participants include Drs Steven A Curley, Lee M Ellis, Charles S Fuchs, Richard M Goldberg, Daniel G Haller, Howard S Hochster and Herbert I Hurwitz. (Text and Audio Content)

Featuring interviews with Alan Venook, MD, Tom Weber, ANP-BC and additional comments by two patients with colon cancer. (Audio Content)

Proceedings from a Case-Based Roundtable Meeting of Clinical Investigators Developing a New Education/Management Platform for Adjuvant! Online (Audio Content). Also visit the online tool at Adjuvant! Online.

Highlights from a roundtable featuring a community oncologist panel and Drs Charles Blanke, George Demetri, Burton Eisenberg, Brian Rubin and Jonathan Trent. (Audio Content)

Management of Cancer of the Colon and Rectum in the Adjuvant and Metastatic Settings: A Survey Comparing Practice Patterns of GI Clinical Investigators and Practicing Oncologists

Roundtable participants include Drs Michael Choti, Richard Finn, T Clark Gamblin, Jeff Geschwind, Paul Kwo, Bert O’Neil, Melanie Thomas and Paul Thuluvath. (Audio and Text Format)

Highlights from roundtable featuring community oncologist panel and Drs Alan Venook, Axel Grothey and Daniel Haller. (Audio Content)

Colorectal Cancer Update: Live Clinical Investigator Think Tank (Audio Content)

Featuring interviews with Drs David A Geller, John Forbes, Lewis R Roberts and Alan P Venook. Special Section: Roundtable Discussion: Featuring Drs David A Geller, Lewis R Roberts, Alan P Venook, William N Harwin, Charles A Henderson and Joseph F Pizzolato.  (Text and Audio Content)