What to look out for at ASCO 2023

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This year’s meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) kicks off on Friday, with the highly anticipated plenary session taking place on Sunday.

While investors and industry insiders will pore over the details of the presentations, ASCO’s organizers are keen to promote a broader view, reflecting this year on “how interactions between clinicians and patients have changed over the years.”

Selecting the theme for the 2023 congress, ASCO president Eric Winer urges attendees to examine “what has improved, what has deteriorated, and what can be done to make interactions between clinicians and patients better.”

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