While advances in cancer treatment have come a long way, cancer remains among the leading causes of death worldwide. Though the promise of technology allowing for faster, more precise treatment and more collaborative health care models is inching us closer to victory, scaling the progress made thus far remains a critical next step.
On September 28th in Boston, editors of The Economist, experts and thought leaders from across the health care ecosystem will gather at the War on Cancer Forum to discuss and debate how innovation can be scaled across policy and financing, prevention, early detection, treatment and long-term management of this deadly disease. Don’t miss the opportunity to network with 200 of your peers and those making major progress in the war on cancer.
Some of our notable speakers participating in the event include:
- Amy Abernethy, Chief medical officer and senior vice-president of oncology, Flatiron Health
- Christina Åkerman, President, International Consortium For Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM)
- Peter Bach, Director, center for health policy and outcomes, Memorial Sloan Kettering
- Roy Beveridge, Senior vice-president and chief medical officer, Humana
- Amitabh Chandra, Director, health policy research, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
- Sally Cowal, Former Ambassador, US Government and senior vice-president of global cancer control, American Cancer Society
- Jason Efstathiou, Director, Genitourinary division, department of radiation oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital
- Gilles Frydman, Co- founder, Smart Patients
- Kathy Giusti, Founder, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
- Kathleen Kaa, Global head of pricing and market access, Oncology, Roche
- Kelvin Lee, Co-leader, tumor immunology and immunotherapy, Roswell Park Cancer Center
- Greg Matthews, Managing director, MDigital Life
- Josh Ofman, Senior vice-president, global value, access and policy, Amgen
- Kyu Rhee, Chief health officer, IBM
- Lowell Schnipper, Chair, value in cancer task force, ASCO
- Greg Simon, Executive director, Cancer Moonshot Task Force
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