Programme
Access the online programme for TAT 2018 – Targeted Anticancer Therapies!
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In a constantly evolving oncology environment, ESMO continues to expand its educational offer and conference portfolio and is pleased to announce that as of 2018 ESMO is taking on the TAT Congress, which will now be held on an annual basis in Europe.
The goals and the design of phase 1 studies have changed from just safety/toxicity to now include clinical activity/response and biomarker research. This new phase 1 paradigm has already led to rapid, conditional, approval of several new cancer therapeutics showing outstanding clinical activity in early-phase studies.
TAT focuses on early-phase development and translational research. The programme covered targeted agents, immuno-oncology and combinations involving such agents.
ESMO Press Release: Targeted Anticancer Therapies (TAT) Becomes an Annual ESMO Event
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Access the online programme for TAT 2018 – Targeted Anticancer Therapies!
Participation information for our industry partners
Information regarding travel to and from the TAT venue in Paris, France
Information for media representatives including press accreditation
Get in touch with the organisers of TAT 2018 – Targeted Anticancer Therapies. Contact details here
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