The Meeting Where Oncology Professionals Don’t Just Learn... They Debate

With new data and approvals emerging every week, it’s hard to keep up with what truly changes how you treat patients. At OLN Great Debates in Solid Tumors, you will step into a room where the data is tested, not just presented.

Faculty and peers challenge each other on what the latest studies really mean for patient care, where the evidence is clear, and where uncertainty still shapes decisions. You can move between debates spanning gastrointestinal, breast, gynecologic, lung, and genitourinary cancers, focusing on the discussions that matter most to the way you practice.

The conversations can get lively. That’s the point. When experts engage directly with the data and with each other, the real learning happens. You see what holds up, what doesn’t, and what you can apply the next day with your patients.

This is more than an update. It’s a working conversation that sharpens how you think, decide, and care.

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Across the Spectrum of Solid Tumors

Solid tumor care spans a wide spectrum, and so does this agenda. This year’s debates cover gastrointestinal, breast, gynecologic, lung, and genitourinary cancers. Each of these has its own evolving questions and new data. Attendees can move between topics or focus on the areas most relevant to their patients, creating an experience that fits the way they practice.

Miami beach

Miami Sets the Stage

The year’s first debates begin here. In Miami, faculty and clinicians take on the newest studies and approvals. They will test what’s ready to influence care now and what still needs to be proven. It’s the starting point for a year of discussion that moves solid tumor care forward.

New York City

New York Takes the Spotlight

The lights are bright and the discussions even brighter. In New York, the year’s most pressing questions in oncology come alive through open, unscripted debate. This is where new data, bold perspectives, and real-world experience shape every exchange.

  • Great speakers and presentations with very relevant topics with updates from recent trials in a convenient location made the conference a stand out. I will definitely attend in person again."

    Gabriel Jung, MD

  • The conference is very informative and interactive. It offers a variety of subjects like medications, chemo therapy, radiation trends, and other more specific subjects like empower CT DNA. I give it a thumbs up and recommend it to other nurse practitioners."

    Parvaneh Gabbay

  • Great debates and outstanding speakers. It's a great opportunity to learn from and interact with experts, and a valuable networking opportunity."

    Karim Saab

Built for the Way Oncology Evolves

  • 2
    Great Locations
  • 5
    Focus Areas
  • 25+
    Sessions
  • 30+
    Expert Faculty

Brought to You by Faculty You Know and Trust

The esteemed speakers at OLN Great Debates in Solid Tumors are leading voices in oncology, bringing unparalleled expertise and the latest research insights to every session. Their perspectives drive the event’s unique, evidence-based approach, offering attendees direct access to knowledge that shapes today’s clinical standards in solid tumor care.

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What to Expect

What-to-Expect

    • What is OLN Great Debates in Solid Tumors?

      OLN Great Debates in Solid Tumors is a discussion-driven oncology meeting built around point counterpoint debates that examine evidence in real time. Faculty and attendees work through the questions that shape care across gastrointestinal, breast, gynecologic, lung, and genitourinary cancers.

    • Can I attend debates across multiple tumor areas?

      Yes. The program runs concurrent discussions across multiple focus areas. You can move between debates based on your interests and patient needs, giving you a full view of the current solid tumor landscape.

    • Who should attend OLN Great Debates in Solid Tumors?

      The event is designed for oncology clinicians who want to sharpen their interpretation of emerging data. Physicians, nurses, APPs, pharmacists, fellows, and students will find value in the interactive format and the practical guidance that comes from open debate.

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