Society for Translational Oncology

Society for Translational Oncology Our mission is to promote high-quality, equitable healthcare through innovative education and collaborative global efforts.

STO advances global oncology and patient care by bridging scientific discovery and clinical application, promoting equitable healthcare, and harmonizing cancer trials and regulatory standards to ensure swift access to life-saving treatments worldwide. Society for Translational Oncology: A Global Mission
The Society for Translational Oncology (STO), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, is dedic

ated to advancing global oncology and improving patient care by bridging the gap between scientific discovery and clinical application. Committed to diversity, inclusivity, and equity, STO empowers healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools to implement cutting-edge cancer therapies and improve patient outcomes worldwide. Through strategic guidance and global alliances, we work to harmonize cancer clinical trials and regulatory standards, ensuring that life-saving treatments are speedily accessible to all patients with cancer. STO Continuing Medical Education Mission
STO is committed to providing impactful education to oncology physicians, with the goal of improving the quality and safety of care for patients with cancer. This mission will be fulfilled by offering relevant and effective continuing medical education programs, focusing on:
Knowledge and strategies for implementation of critical new developments in cancer treatment, screening, and prevention
The translational gap between research, discovery and delivery of care to the patient, providing content that is evidence-based and within the discipline of clinical medicine
Educational activities that are relevant and impact the practice of physicians within an oncology team in collaboration with nurses, pharmacists and other oncology healthcare professionals

05/20/2026

If you're looking for a ready-made graphic or a blank selfie sign to write your own message to celebrate Clinical Trials Day tomorrow, look no further > https://www.clinicaltrialsday.org/online

Download the official materials, share them across your social media channels, and help shine a light on the impact of clinical research. Every message, hashtag, and post helps research rise.

We can't wait to see your messages--be sure to tag ACRP so we can help amplify.



2026 Clinical Trials Day Sponsors: HCA Healthcare, Merck, Sanofi, Tempus AI, Thermo Fisher Scientific

Today is Clinical Trials Day, and STO is proud to join the oncology community in recognizing the role of clinical resear...
05/20/2026

Today is Clinical Trials Day, and STO is proud to join the oncology community in recognizing the role of clinical research in improving care. It is also a reminder that trials must be accessible, inclusive, and grounded in the realities of the patients and communities they are meant to serve.

We’re excited to launch Voices in Oncology — a new STO podcast series spotlighting the people and ideas shaping cancer c...
05/13/2026

We’re excited to launch Voices in Oncology — a new STO podcast series spotlighting the people and ideas shaping cancer care. Our first episode, “Oncology Nurse Navigation: Breaking Barriers Beyond Treatment,” explores how nurse navigation supports patients beyond treatment alone.

🎧 Listen here: https://buff.ly/7HsZAqL

What does it really take to expand cancer care across Africa?In a new expert perspective for STO, Rose Ihuoma Anorlu exp...
05/07/2026

What does it really take to expand cancer care across Africa?
In a new expert perspective for STO, Rose Ihuoma Anorlu explains why clinical capacity alone is not enough. Sustainable progress depends on political leadership, government investment, and long-term commitment to cancer prevention and care.

The article also highlights Rwanda’s remarkable progress toward WHO cervical cancer elimination targets and what other countries can learn from it.

What do you think is the biggest barrier to equitable cancer care globally?

Read the full article: https://buff.ly/jyI7Tgj

Political will, not just clinical capacity, determines whether cancer care reaches patients. In this expert perspective, Dr. Rose Anorlu examines how government commitment shapes access across Africa…

Cancer in Africa is not a future crisis; it is already here. By 2040, the continent could face more than 2.1 million new...
05/05/2026

Cancer in Africa is not a future crisis; it is already here. By 2040, the continent could face more than 2.1 million new cancer cases each year. The medicines exist, but access is not automatic.

Our latest STO article looks at what it really takes to deliver cancer care in Africa: trained teams, workable systems, local leadership, and sustained investment in implementation. Read the full piece here: https://buff.ly/cmR3Ovj

Cancer care in Africa isn’t limited by science. It’s limited by delivery. As cases rise, the real challenge is building systems and workforce capacity to turn proven tools into consistent care.

Global fellowships don’t just shape careers. They shape cancer care.In this new interview, Jia Wei, MD, PhD reflects on ...
04/22/2026

Global fellowships don’t just shape careers. They shape cancer care.
In this new interview, Jia Wei, MD, PhD reflects on the STO-CSCO International Fellowship Program and why opportunities for international exchange remain essential for oncologists and patients alike.

A decade after STO and CSCO launched the International Fellowship Program (IFP), Dr. Jia Wei reflects on how the experience shaped her career, strengthened her leadership, and reinforced why global…

The gap killing cervical cancer prevention isn't technology. It's follow-up. When screening and treatment happen in sepa...
04/08/2026

The gap killing cervical cancer prevention isn't technology. It's follow-up. When screening and treatment happen in separate visits, women fall through the cracks. STO's new World Health Day blog explores how to build connected care pathways that work.

Cervical cancer prevention is no longer limited by what we can detect. It is limited by whether detection leads to action. Across the care continuum of screening, triage, treatment, and follow-up…

 🌍 This World Health Day, STO stands united with communities, scientists, and health workers around the globe.The theme ...
04/07/2026

🌍 This World Health Day, STO stands united with communities, scientists, and health workers around the globe.

The theme says it all: Together for health. Stand with science.

Science has guided us through some of humanity's greatest health challenges, from developing life-saving vaccines to understanding how the world around us shapes our well-being. But science only works when we work with it, champion it, and share it.

On April 7th, we invite you to stand with us. Stand with science. Stand for a healthier world for everyone.

💙 Share this post to help spread the message. Together, we are stronger.

We are proud to support Cancer Prevention & Early Detection Month! Preventing cancer or detecting it early can lead to  ...
04/01/2026

We are proud to support Cancer Prevention & Early Detection Month! Preventing cancer or detecting it early can lead to .

Learn more, raise awareness & stand with us: https://bit.ly/3Ob5VAP

02/05/2026

is a powerful reminder of the progress being made in cancer care and the impact it continues to have every day 💙

New projections highlight rising cancer diagnoses, alongside meaningful gains in survival thanks to advances in prevention, early detection, and treatment. At the same time, proposed cuts to NCI funding could influence the future of cancer research and care.

Explore the latest data and insights on what this means for oncology nurses and APPs 🔬📊
https://hubs.li/Q041QCgm0

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