Dr Schuter and Dr Briers both spoke of the importance of educating patients to make them patient experts and beyond. They also underlined the importance of raw emotions: it's important to lnow how to read a PISIC but still the biggest contribution we have to make is the emotional side of cancer. (3)

Doctor Spanic from Europa Donna cites some conferences who involve patients in *every* interdisciplinary session, either as a speaker or a discussant.(2)

If you missed the @eortc.org / ESTRO joint session, I strongly recommend it. It's a whole well structured journey around what's particular about RT trials and what smart solutions we can adopt to overcome hurdles.

Andrada Turcas excellent presentation on the young track this morning is a must see for any early career professionals in #radonc and #medphys who want to branch out successfully into research.
(So much better than my presentation!!!)
#ESTRO25

Zeiss is the winner for me

Excellent toxicity profiles in the @eortc.org OligoCare cohort overall, as presented by Dr Franzese of Humanitas in Milano #ESTRO25

Vraie question: comment faut-il signaler quand on voit qq chose comme ça: à la police via web? Je ne vais pas déposer une plainte personellement à chaque fois, ça deviendrait un travail à temps plein...

Today we thank the Flemish cancer foundation Kom op Tegen Kanker for making it possible for the EORTC to conduct research in RTQA! (in the pic: former and current Emmanuel van der Schueren fellows Dr Daniel Portik and Dr Raffaella De Pietro, myself and EORTC Scientific Director Dr Saskia Litiére)

My RT colleagues will disavow me but here I say it, syatemic therapy can be interesting as well! Also, wonderful day, we can see the Alps!