Prognostication is one of the most difficult tasks that radiation oncologists face. Traditionally, patients with metastatic cancer have had poor life expectancies on the order of weeks to months.

This course reviews the treatment guidelines for children with the most common benign and malignant tumors of childhood, with a focus on radiotherapy. Indications for radiotherapy are discussed, in addition to radiotherapy planning guidelines.

This refresher course lecture on adult central nervous system tumors provides a framework for understanding the classification of brain tumors including molecular diagnostics for gliomas.

Upper GI

There is a large volume of new data continuously being released about the optimal management of prostate and other genitourinary cancers. It is essential for practicing radiation oncologists to know the latest data and be able to integrate it into daily practice.

The management of non-small cell lung cancer has undergone major transformation in the last three years driven by the increasing using of immunotherapy as well as local ablative therapies in advanced stage disease.  Translation of these practices into community based setting is important as overa

This course is a collection of multidisciplinary experts providing updates on research that has helped redefine practice paradigms for patient-focused individualized care in gynecological cancers.

In this course, four expert speakers will fulfill the above educational needs by: 1) Highlighting ways in which older adults differ from younger healthier patients, and how they are under-represented in standard setting trials.

Soft tissue sarcomas are rare and involve a well-integrated multi-modality approach to optimize outcomes and decrease morbidity.