CancerWorld shared on LinkedIn:
“Cancer research is advancing rapidly. But are the next generation of oncologists getting the opportunities they need to drive that progress?
Across Europe, access to mentorship, research and international collaboration remains unequal, often shaped more by geography and personal connections than by talent.
YOGI (Young Oncologists in GI) aims to change that.
Launched by eight young oncologists from six European countries, this new initiative is building a community to connect early-career specialists, share expertise and create opportunities for collaborative research.
Annalice Gandini explains why investing in young oncologists is not simply about career development, but about strengthening the future of gastrointestinal cancer care.
‘The future of gastrointestinal oncology will not be shaped by individual institutions or individual researchers alone, but by communities that are willing to learn from one another and work together.’
You can also read: Introducing YOGI-EU: OncoDaily Launches a European Community for Young GI Oncologists
Source: oncodaily.com
