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November

Lead-Time Messaging: Years Ahead of Screening

Monthly | Next Session: November 3, 2026, 12 to 1 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society for an Early Onset Colorectal Cancer ECHO program.?The goal of this program is to equip healthcare professionals with the latest knowledge and best practices to improve early detection and equitable care for the growing number of younger adults affected by colorectal cancer. The target audience for this program is multidisciplinary care teams, including oncology and primary care (clinicians, physicians, nurses, navigators, social workers, etc.), gastroenterologists, gynecologists, and ER doctors.

Designing Animal-Assisted Therapy Programs to Support Facility Dog Teams

Monthly | Next Session: November 5, 2026, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society for an ECHO program on Animal-Assisted Therapy in Cancer. The program will emphasize the therapeutic benefits of animal-assisted therapy, particularly with facility dogs and their child life specialist handlers, in addressing the psychosocial needs of children and teens with cancer.

Bridge the Gap: HPV Partnerships & Pathways That Work

Monthly | Next Session: November 11, 2026, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

The ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society and the ACS National HPV Vaccination Roundtable are partnering with rural healthcare providers to expand knowledge and improve access to preventive care, including on-time HPV vaccination and other cancer screenings.

ACS NLCRT Tools for Promoting Early Detection of Lung Cancer

November 12, 2026, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

This webinar will highlight resources developed by the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society National Lung Cancer Roundtable that are designed to help healthcare facilities create, expand, or improve lung cancer early detection programs, including programs for management of incidental pulmonary nodules and lung cancer screening.

Evidence Based Interventions Commonly Implemented in Whole Person Care Approaches

Monthly | Next Session: November 13, 2026, 12 to 1 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society for a six-session ECHO focused on advancing integrative approaches to cancer care that address the physical, emotional, behavioral, spiritual, and supportive care needs of patients. Designed for multidisciplinary oncology care teams, this program equips participants with practical, evidence-based strategies for whole-person assessment, care planning, and intervention. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussion, participants will explore approaches to integrating behavioral health, supportive and palliative care, and interdisciplinary care coordination into oncology practice while building networks of providers to support comprehensive patient care.

Challenges in the Primary Care Clinic, Part 2

Monthly | Next Session: November 13 2026, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society and The Cancer Survivorship & Supportive Care Professionals Network for an ECHO program. The goal of this program is to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively address the complex and evolving long-term needs of people with cancer. The target audience for this program is multidisciplinary care teams, inclusive of oncology and primary care, that deliver supportive care for patients living with and beyond cancer.?

Managing Systemic Menopause Symptoms in Cancer Survivors

Monthly | Next Session: November 16, 2026, 10 to 11 a.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society and The Menopause Society for this ECHO, designed for primary care clinicians, oncologists, and healthcare leaders seeking to strengthen care for patients navigating menopause in the context of cancer care. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussion, participants will build competency in symptom assessment, treatment decision-making, and risk evaluation while applying evidence-based strategies across active treatment and survivorship.

Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Monthly | Next Session: November 16, 2026, 1 to 2 p.m. ET

In joint collaboration, the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society, Blood Cancer United, and NMDP are hosting this six-session virtual learning series for community cancer program clinicians and multidisciplinary oncology care teams. Participants will connect with multidisciplinary experts to explore evidence-based approaches to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of hematologic malignancies. Through case-based learning and peer-to-peer discussion, participants will gain practical strategies to support high-quality, patient-centered care in community oncology settings.

Identifying and Assessing Caregiver Needs in Clinical Practice

Monthly | Next Session: November 17, 2026, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society and the Center to Advance Palliative Care for a six-session ECHO focused on strengthening support for individuals caring for patients with advanced cancers and those receiving immunotherapies and novel targeted therapies. Designed for community oncology practices, cancer centers, and multidisciplinary oncology care teams, this program equips participants with practical, evidence-informed strategies to assess and manage caregiving needs in clinical practice. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussion, participants will explore the evolving landscape of modern cancer caregiving, including the multidimensional burden experienced by caregivers, and gain actionable guidance for designing, implementing, and sustaining caregiver support programs across oncology settings.

Radiotherapy

Monthly | Next Session: November 17, 2026, 3 to 4 p.m. ET

Join ACS for an ECHO program with the goal of discussing best practices for managing low-grade and/or localized prostate cancers including evidence-based care in the contexts of harm reduction, survivorship, treatment selection, shared decision-making, and patient support.?

Food Is Medicine in Cancer Care ¨C Who Pays?

Monthly | Next Session: November 17, 2026, 4 to 5:15 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society and the Food Is Medicine Coalition for a six-session ECHO focused on integrating nutrition into cancer care. Designed for cancer center staff, oncologists, and multidisciplinary oncology care teams, this program equips participants with practical, evidence-based strategies to apply Food Is Medicine approaches in clinical settings. Through case-based learning and expert-led discussion, participants will explore the evidence base, address food access challenges, and implement approaches for screening, referral, and care delivery within real-world oncology and payment environments.

November 18, 2026, 2 to 3 p.m. ET

Join the ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society and ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) for a webinar to increase awareness, knowledge, and adoption of opportunistic salpingectomy as an evidence-based ovarian cancer prevention strategy. Attendees of this webinar can understand the evidence supporting opportunistic salpingectomy as an ovarian cancer risk-reduction strategy, apply current ACOG clinical practice guideline to identify appropriate candidates for salpingectomy for ovarian cancer prevention, and effectively counsel patients using a shared decision-making approach on the benefits, risks, and limitations of opportunistic salpingectomy.

Featured Past Events

Watch the replay for a discussion with former ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Cancer Society Chief Patient Officer Dr. Arif Kamal and ÌÇÐÄTV¹ÙÍø Medical Association President Dr. Bobby Mukkamala on how lived experience reshapes advocacy and the systems patients rely on.

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