We invite you to join us for in the 8th EHTG online meeting, with great speakers and topics

EHTG 2024 features a dedicated session on desmoid disease. Join us on September 27th to learn from Prof. Yann Parc on the surgical treatment options for patients with desmoid disease. #ehtg2024

We are lucky to have Prof. Silvia Stacchiotti join the EHTG 2024 faculty with her expertise in desmoid disease. Don't miss her talk about medical treatment options for desmoid disease on September 27th. #ehtg2024

Join us for a cutting-edge session on cancer prevention at the European Hereditary Tumor Group Meeting 2024, where top experts will share the latest updates in hereditary cancer prevention. Don‘t miss Ann-Sofie Backman presenting findings from the MESACapp study

The cancer prevention session at the European Hereditary Tumor Group Meeting 2024 will feature in-depth presentations from leading researchers: Join us, Andrew Chan discuss the role of aspirin in hereditary cancer prevention, offering new insights into its clinical applications.

Join us at the EHTG Meeting 2024 for a pivotal session on cancer prevention. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear Matthias Kloor as he delves into pioneering immune prevention strategies for Lynch syndrome, revealing how we can utilize the immune system to prevent hereditary cancer

Thrilled to introduce Prof. Phil Quirke, our Keynote Speaker on September 27, and his talk on the role of microbiome in cancer prevention! #ehtg2024

Join our Keynote Speaker, Sir Harpal Kumar, on September 28th and find out more about the potential of liquid biopsy in hereditary cancer research! #ehtg2024

Immunotherapy has revolutionized the treatment options and management of patients with MSI-H colorectal cancer.  Therapy selection in specific clinical cases, patients with genetic predisposition, residual disease, synchronous tumors, long-term success and adverse events.

Excited to kick off the EHTGtweets #EHTG2024 virtual conference! 🌐🧬 Just wrapped up an amazing session on #LynchSyndrome, showcasing groundbreaking research and new insights. Let's keep the momentum going and continue advancing our understanding! #HeredityInFocus #GIcancer

Great talk on surgery for IPMN! Last day of our American College of Surgeons International Scholar IlariaPergolini, in Denver. Thank you for coming and sharing your expertise with us! CUpancreas Richard Schulick, MD Marco Del Chiaro

Great talk by IlariaPergolini on her International ACS scholarship experience! Thank you again for visiting CUpancreas. Many thanks to American College of Surgeons for giving this great opportunity to so many talented young colleagues.

The European Tumour Group Podcast EHTGtweets rss.com/podcasts/the-e… via RSS.com is now available! And who better to start it with than our very own Sir John Burn. Enjoy!

Very exciting news! The European Hereditary Tumour Group 2025 conference will be taking place in #Heidelberg. This is the epicentre of those working in hereditary cancer. Make sure you’re there.

Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Teilnahme an unserem Symposium am 05.03.2025 ab 17:00 in Großhadern zum Thema: Innovationen in der Behandlung des CRC: - Neue Mindestmengen - Robotik - ERAS - MSI / Genetischer Hintergrund - neoadjuvante Immuntherapie bei MSI cdn.lmu-klinikum.de/da8c0a9cfa2dca…

🧵1/ 🚨 Just out: the PLSD's biggest prospective study yet on Lynch syndrome & colorectal cancer (CRC) surgery. What’s the real risk of a second CRC—and can surgery prevent it? Spoiler: Prior CRC = higher risk. Extended surgery = game changer. 👇 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/bjs/zn…

Session: Rethinking Genetics The future of genetics is personal, data-driven, and disruptive. This thought-provoking session asks: what assumptions do we need to challenge in hereditary cancer genetics and what the new era in medical genetics has to offer?

Excited to announce Prof. Julio Mayol as a keynote speaker at the #EHTG2025 AI Session! A leader in healthcare innovation, Prof. Mayol brings deep clinical expertise and a visionary approach to transforming health systems. Don’t miss his insights! #AIinHealthcare #EHTG

Lynch syndrome: do we still need surgery? by David Liska at the EHTGtweets meeting in Heidelberg

Congratulations Gabriela Moeslein Florian Kühn on organizing a fantastic EHTG meeting! Excellent sessions cutting edge content and research. Wonderful catching up with friends from around the world! Looking forward to CGA-IGC. Kevin Monahan Toni Seppälä Sonia Kupfer