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 Information on the MASCC/ISOO 2007 Symposium - click here
      Online Registration, Abstract submission, Hotel registration

 Symposium Topics  (Integrating all Professions and Disciplines)  
- Support in Curative Cancer 
  Treatments
- Management of Acute/Chronic
  Toxicity
- Prevention and Treatment of
  Anaemia, Bleeding and Infection
- Prevention and Management of
  Nausea and Emesis
- Complication and Mucositis
- Fatigue in Cancer Patients
- Modern Management of Cancer Pain
- Patient Education and Communication
- Psychosocial and Spiritual Support
- Supportive Care in Children and
  Adolescents
- Rehabilitation and Palliative Care
- Outcomes and Economics of
  Supportive Care

 Agenda  

http://www.mascc.org/content/2.html 2007 Symposium Program

Adequate time will be allocated for study group meetings.

This 20th Anniversary MASCC/ISOO Symposium is intended for physicians, nurses, dentists, oral surgeons, dental hygienists, psycho-oncologists, social workers, nutritionists and all other health care professionals actively involved in the care of cancer patients, regardless of stage of disease. 

 Accreditation
Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits will be provided for respective professional groups as approved by their continental or national boards. 
Corporate support is a longstanding and valuable tradition of the MASCC/ISOO Symposia, which represent today one of the largest and most important annual meeting on Supportive Care in Cancer. Satellite Symposia organized by industry and academia on specific topics will be scheduled around the main Symposium and a commercial exhibition will be organized with ample time for participants to visit. 

 Symposium Website 
The Symposium Website of St. Gallen Oncology Conferences and of MASCC are your most -to-date resource for the latest program and society information:
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www.oncoconferences.ch
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www.mascc.org

 Early Bird Special Rates: Strictly Enforced 
Early Bird registration is the most economical way to register.
Register
before the early bird deadline of March 31, 2007.

MASSC and ISSO members receive an additional discount off the regular symposium fees. See registration for details.

 Young Investigator Awards 
Awards for outstanding abstracts submitted by Young Investigators will be announced at the meeting. Candidates can be of any profession and from any country.

Criteria Includes:
- Must be age 40 years or younger
- In training or in practice for 2 years or less
- Abstract ranked in the top 20% of all accepted abstracts

 Call for Abstracts 
 
Abstract deadline is March 15, 2007.
Authors interested in presenting scientific data in relation to any domain of supportive care should submit their abstract (according to respective guidelines) for review and acceptance to the conference secretariat and the international program committee. Authors of abstracts will be notified about acceptance.
Abstracts are received only online electronically to
http://www.oncoconferences.ch/2007june/abstracts/abstracts.htm

 Scholarships for Attendance  
MASCC, St. Gallen Oncology Conferences and the Swiss Cancer League are offering a limited number of traveling awards to applicants from developing countries that meet respective criteria set forth by the organizing committee.  Applications must reach the conferences secretariat before February 28, 2007.

 Symposium Organizer  
Mrs. Beatrice Nair and Mrs. Doris Hoevel
St.Gallen Internat. Oncology Conferences
c/o Tumor-Center ZeTuP
Rorschacherstrasse 150, CH-9006 St.Gallen, Switzerland
Phone: +41-71-243-0032
Fax: +41-71-245-6805
E-mail:
SUP2007@oncoconferences.ch


QuickLinks 
 Virtual Meeting

 Journal Reviews

 Antiemetic Guidelines
Perugia International Cancer Conference

 Mucositis: Perspectives & Clinical Practice Guidelines

 MASCC Antiemesis Tool (MAT- with translations)

 CancerCare
Telephone Education Workshops


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