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Colorectal Cancer
Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
HER2
Biliary Tract Cancer
Gastroesophageal Adenocarcinoma
Young Onset Colorectal Cancer
Oncology
HER2 Testing In GI Cancers
NGS
Metastatic Colorectal Cancer
EGFR Mutation In Lung Cancer
ASCO Edge
Endometrial Cancer
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
IHC
Complement Inhibition
Oral Chemotherapy
Caregiver Support
Gastric Cancer
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The FLASCO OncoPod is a podcast series that brings you engaging interviews and conversations with oncology champions and thought leaders. Each episode explores important topics in cancer care, from the latest clinical advancements to FLASCO events and initiatives. Whether it’s discussing groundbreaking research, policy updates, or sharing personal stories from members, the OncoPod keeps oncology p... more

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The treatment landscape for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) has transformed dramatically over the past decade, creating new opportunities and new questions for clinicians managing this increasingly complex disease. In this episode of the FLASCO On... more

Join Scott E. Jordan, MD, FACOG, gynecologic oncologist at Broward Health, as he breaks down the most important endometrial cancer updates presented at the 2026 Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) Annual Meeting.

In this episode, Dr. Jordan revie... more

What does it take to successfully navigate the business of oncology while continuing to deliver exceptional patient care?

In this episode of the FLASCO OncoPod, Dr. Robin Zon joins Dr. Jorge Garcia for a thoughtful conversation about leadership, adv... more

In this final episode of the FLASCO OncoPod series, Drs. Jaglal, Fu, and Shahzad shift focus to the long-term management of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS) in oncology patients.

Building on the diagnostic and acute management discussions f... more

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Javier Pinilla-Ibarz
Hematologist at Moffitt Cancer Center, director of immunotherapy and lymphoma section
Moffitt Cancer Center
Episode: CLL Treatment Evolution: Rethinking Monotherapy vs Combination Strategies in the Era of Next-Generation BTK Inhibitors
Robin Zon
Former president of ASCO
ASCO
Episode: ASCO Edge and the Future of Oncology Practice Leadership with Dr. Robin Zon ASCO Edge and the Future of Oncology Practice Leadership with Dr. Robin Zon & Dr. Jorge Garcia
Dr. Jaglal
Cardiothoracic/hematology specialist mentioned in the discussion
Cleveland Clinic
Episode: "How I Treat" Micro-Learning Atypical HUS Triggered by Malignancy or Drug Exposure Part 2: Acute Management: TTP vs aHUS and Treatment Decisions
Dr. Fu
Oncologist/hematologist involved in case discussion
Cleveland Clinic
Episode: "How I Treat" Micro-Learning Atypical HUS Triggered by Malignancy or Drug Exposure Part 2: Acute Management: TTP vs aHUS and Treatment Decisions
Noman Ashraf
Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of South Florida, Tampa General Cancer Institute
University of South Florida/Tampa General Hospital
Episode: Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 4: GEA Disease State and Patient Management; Importance of the MDT
Dr. Majeed
GI oncologist discussing HER2-directed therapy in GI cancers
Episode: Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 3: HER2 Agents in GI Cancers - Understanding Mechanisms of Action
Dr. Ashraf
GI oncologist contributing clinical insights on HER2-directed therapies
Episode: Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 3: HER2 Agents in GI Cancers - Understanding Mechanisms of Action
Dr. Patel
A clinician discussing HER2 testing in GI cancers, focusing on clinical implications and practice patterns.
Episode: Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 2: HER2 Testing in BTC and GEA
Dr. Ghayouri
Pathology expert addressing HER2 testing guidelines, tissue requirements, and interpretation in GI cancers.
Moffitt Cancer Center
Episode: Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 2: HER2 Testing in BTC and GEA

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Edgardo Santos
Host of the FLASCO OncoPod
Tiago Bianchi
Host of the FLASCO OncoPod; Host of the episode

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Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 1: BTC Disease State and Patient Management; Importance of the MDT
Q: What is the standard first-line treatment for metastatic BTC and what factors guide this choice?
The standard first-line in metastatic BTC is chemoimmunotherapy with gemcitabine and cisplatin plus a PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitor, guided by targeted sequencing to identify actionable mutations and biomarker-driven considerations; treatment aims to control disease while considering tolerability.
Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 1: BTC Disease State and Patient Management; Importance of the MDT
Q: What does initial workup and staging look like for BTC?
Initial workup includes CT of the chest, MRI of the abdomen, possible PET imaging, and tissue confirmation via endoscopic procedures or imaging-guided biopsies, with emphasis on multidisciplinary collaboration and careful sampling to avoid compromising transplantation eligibility in certain cases.
Advancing Care in GI and Biliary Tract Cancers Series Episode 1: BTC Disease State and Patient Management; Importance of the MDT
Q: What are biliary tract cancers and how are they classified?
BTCs are a group of rare cancers that include intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, and gallbladder cancer; classification is based on the anatomical location of the tumor, with ongoing refinements in imaging and pathology to improve accuracy and treatment planning.
"How I Treat" Micro-Learning Atypical HUS Triggered by Malignancy or Drug Exposure Part 3: Genetics, Duration of Therapy, and Real-World Pearls
Q: If you really think it's drug-induced and you take out the drug, should you just stop, and is there data to guide duration?
There is limited data, but in non-pathogenic mutation scenarios with a drug trigger, stopping the drug can be appropriate; duration decisions should be individualized based on genetic findings, presence of inhibitors, and response to cessation.
"How I Treat" Micro-Learning Atypical HUS Triggered by Malignancy or Drug Exposure Part 3: Genetics, Duration of Therapy, and Real-World Pearls
Q: My question to both of you, like you will be doing the genetic testing on all the atypical HUS patients and how do you approach after the genetic testing?
The panel often confirms whether there is a pathogenic mutation or not; if non-pathogenic mutations are found and the clinical picture suggests a drug trigger, we may consider stopping the offending drug while continuing to monitor the patient closely, especially if there is clinical improvement and no inhibitor detected.

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The show consistently centers on oncology and hematology topics with a bias toward practical, real-world applications in patient care. Episodes frequently feature clinicians and researchers sharing updates on treatment paradigms, biomarker-driven decision-making, and multidisciplinary care pathways across solid tumors and hematologic conditions. Notable throughlines include the evolution of targeted therapies (including BTK inhibitors and HER2-directed approaches), diagnostic testing and pathology guidelines, the role of multidisciplinary teams in complex cancers, and practical considerations for frontline sequencing, management of treatment-related toxicities, and patient support. A distinctive strength is the blend of clinical depth with ... more

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2. Robin Zon
3. Dr. Jaglal
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5. Noman Ashraf
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