Best of ASCO 2025, happening this August in Bengaluru, offers a rare opportunity for Indian oncologists, students, and healthcare professionals to explore the latest updates in cancer care, straight from one of the world’s leading oncology meetings. It brings essential learnings from the original ASCO conference in the U.S. to our doorstep, tailored for our setting. Rather than reading updates months later, attendees will hear directly about new therapies, clinical trial results, and changing treatment approaches. This event helps connect global research with real-world practice, ensuring that what you learn can be applied meaningfully within Indian healthcare systems.

More Than Learning, It’s a Shared Purpose

Beyond the sessions, Best of ASCO is about people and purpose. It’s a space where young minds meet experienced professionals, where stories are exchanged, and new perspectives are shaped. Whether you’re a researcher, a practicing doctor, or just beginning your journey in oncology, this event offers a chance to ask, connect, and grow. It encourages dialogue, builds community, and reminds us why staying informed is so important. More than just knowledge, it offers inspiration, helping you return to your work with fresh clarity and a stronger sense of commitment to those you care for.

The Takeaway That Stays With You

While the event lasts only a few days, what you take back will stay much longer. Attendees leave with practical insights they can apply immediately, whether it’s a treatment strategy, a patient communication tip, or a new research idea. You’ll also gain access to updated global guidelines and emerging trends that help you stay ahead in a rapidly evolving field. Most importantly, you’ll return with renewed motivation, grounded in science but driven by empathy to make a difference in every consultation, every classroom, and every decision you make.

Come Attend Best of ASCO 2025 – Bengaluru

Join us this August and be part of a transformative experience that blends knowledge with purpose. Register today and take your next step in advancing cancer care.