ACORI Call to Action Summit: Activating Equity in Community Oncology Research
The Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC) has established the ACCC Community Oncology Research Institute (ACORI) to build on its existing mission to close the gap in cancer research through optimal oncology partnerships. As part of this mission, ACCC hosted the ACORI Call to Action Summit, a two-day virtual event that explored practical solutions to strengthen and diversify oncology clinical trials in communities across the country...
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Towards Personalized Treatment Approaches in Soft Tissue Sarcomas
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Current, Relevant, Useful: Key Takeaways from the CRU Eye Symposium (COPE Credit)
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Current, Relevant, Useful: Key Takeaways from the CRU Eye Symposium (CME Credit)
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Managing Ocular Toxicities in Patients With Cancer: Understanding ADCs and the ECP’s Role in Collaborative Management Therapy on the Horizon (CME Credit)
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Managing Ocular Toxicities in Patients With Cancer: Understanding ADCs and the ECP’s Role in Collaborative Management Therapy on the Horizon (COPE Credit)
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41st Annual CFS®: Innovative Cancer Therapy for Tomorrow
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18th Annual New York Lung Cancers Symposium®
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Lab Vs Home-Based Testing for Sleep Apnea
October 6th 2025Experts discuss the importance of in-lab sleep studies for patients with significant comorbidities or complex sleep disorders such as parasomnias, emphasizing the comprehensive monitoring and technician oversight they provide, as well as their role in confirming or clarifying home test results; they also highlight that clear patient instructions and maintaining usual routines are vital to ensuring accurate and reliable sleep study outcomes.
Diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
October 6th 2025Experts discuss the evolving role of home-based sleep testing in diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), noting its growing popularity due to convenience and patient comfort, while emphasizing that device simplicity, patient education, and pretest probability are key to reliability—though in-lab polysomnography remains essential for complex or comorbid cases, underscoring the complementary value of both approaches in modern sleep medicine.