Hao-Wen Sim is giving an update on ICRS #COGNO22

Session after lunch is on supportive care and is chaired by Georgia Halket and Desma Spyridopoulos #COGNO22

First up is Havana Dhillon talking about portals and pathways of the BRAINS program #COGNO22

Next up is Tamara Ownsworth who is talking about evaluation of the Telehealth Making Sense of Brain Tumour intervention for people with brain tumours and their family members #COGNO22

Next up is Kerryn Pike talking about cognitive rehabilitation for brain cancer survivors #COGNO22

Next up is Georgia Halkett talking about what support do careers of patients diagnosed with high grade glioma and the Care-IS trial #COGNO22

Next up is Jim Whittle talking about responding to need and technology-enhanced brain cancer survivorship #COGNO22

Next up is Rachel Campbell talking about capturing the patient voice and a review of patient-reported outcomes included in brain cancer clinical trials #COGNO22

Last up before the break is an update from ASNO by Ryo Nishikawa #COGNO22

Next is COGNO update chaired by Jim Whittle and presented by Hui Gan #COGNO22

The last session for #COGNO22 is on medicinal cannabis and first up is Jennifer Martin with an update on Australian clinical trials with cannabis in cancer

Forgot to say this session is chaired by Mark Pinkham #COGNO22

Last up in the scientific program is Wayne Hall discussing medical cannabis use in the treatment of cancer and what evidence and regulatory issues there are #COGNO22

Hall points out the risks of medicinal cannabinoids, with acute risks, risks of smoking, and how relevant these risks are to medical users #COGNO22

Hall: also concerns over the quality of some of the products used by patients #COGNO22

Ending the ASM with a thank you to all sponsors and awards for best poster, best oral and young investigator #COGNO22

Anybody out in the Twitterverse using, prescribing or developing cancer therapeutics that wants to chat about what they'd like to see in a new drug?

Thanks AndrewSparrow for the year in politics. I've loved following

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