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This answer was generated by AI grounded in NCCN guidelines and published medical literature. It is not medical advice. Always consult your oncologist or care team before making treatment decisions.
Unfortunately, I don't have access to a webinar database or catalog in my current system, so I cannot retrieve or list specific webinar titles, numbers, or links for you.
However, here's how to find these webinars:
🔍 Direct Sources for Trial Matching Webinars:
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Cancer Commons (cancercommons.org)
- Specializes in precision medicine and trial matching
- Check their "Resources" or "Events" section for webinars
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National Cancer Institute (NCI) (cancer.gov)
- Search "webinars" or "educational events"
- Filter by topic: "clinical trials"
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American Cancer Society (cancer.org)
- Visit their events/webinar calendar
- Search for "clinical trial" content
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ASCO Patient Education (cancer.net)
- Browse their webinar library by topic
- Look for "clinical trials" or "trial matching" sessions
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Your Local Cancer Center
- Many institutions host webinars on trial eligibility and matching
- Contact your oncology team's patient education department
What I CAN help with instead:
- Explaining how trial matching works
- Discussing questions to ask about your trial eligibility
- Clarifying trial-related medical terms
- Helping you prepare for conversations with your care team
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