The seminar was directed by Dr. Garrett M. Nash, a leading figure in gastrointestinal oncology. Dr. Nash praised the “outstanding engagement and enthusiasm from participants representing Mexico and Latin America,” highlighting how the carefully planned sessions encouraged a collaborative learning experience. Dr. Nash noted that the seminar’s design allowed for a deep exploration of critical topics in Gastrointestinal cancer care, from prevention and diagnosis to complex treatment options. “It was truly inspiring to witness the collaborative spirit and passion among attendees as we advanced our understanding of Gastrointestinal cancer,” he shared.
Dr. Nash was joined by MSKCC colleagues Dr. Jacques C. Beauvais and Dr. Louise C. Connell, both assistant attending physicians. While Dr. Connell couldn’t attend on-site, she delivered engaging lessons through video conferencing, ensuring the seamless transmission of knowledge. The discussions covered essential aspects of Gastrointestinal cancer care, such as patient selection for surveillance, targeted therapies, and personalized treatment approaches, blending fundamental scientific concepts with actionable clinical insights.
The seminar’s intimate setting was intentional, fostering meaningful interactions among attendees and faculty, with opportunities for networking and future collaborations. Special thanks go to Dr. Nash, Dr. Beauvais, and Dr. Connell for their dedication and for volunteering their valuable time, making this event a success for all involved!
