Cleveland Clinic launched a monthly irAE tumor board in September 2017. The goal was to obtain specialist opinions about the side effects experienced by immunotherapy patients and to review the latest literature from the rapidly evolving field.
The original irAE tumor board consisted of a handful of oncologists and rheumatologists with specific research interest in immune-related toxicities. Since then, the irAE tumor board has grown to include specialists in gastroenterology, endocrinology, cardiology, infectious disease, urology, pulmonology, and hepatology. Additional specialists sit in on meetings if their specific expertise is required. Approximately 15 to 20 people attend each meeting.

A recent discussion between ACCC and Highlands Oncology centered on how artificial intelligence can be implemented thoughtfully in cancer care to support clinicians and operations without compromising clinical judgement or patient care.

Small Cell SMASHERS was founded in 2023 as a patient-centered advocacy and education community designed to challenge long-standing narratives about small cell lung cancer and restore a sense of voice, connection, and hope for patients and their loved ones.

ACCCBuzz spoke with Fox Chase Cancer Center to learn more about its partnership with Omniscope, a leader in advanced molecular profiling technology, in hopes of developing an assay that accurately predicts which patients will respond well to immunotherapy based on the presence of certain T-cell clones.

On Friday, April 17, ACCC welcomed oncology leaders from around the country to Washington, DC for the inaugural ACCC Leadership Summit, a forum designed for executive-level decision-makers to engage in strategic dialogue, peer-to-peer exchange, and actionable insights at the highest level of oncology leadership.
