Cancer Medicine, Radiology & Treatment

Welcome Message

Dear Colleagues, Researchers, and Esteemed Experts,

It is with great excitement and honor that we welcome you to the 5^th Experts Meeting on Cancer Medicine, Radiology & Treatment, taking place on September 29-30, 2026, in the captivating city of Paris, France. This pivotal event brings together the brightest minds and passionate professionals from around the globe to foster collaboration, innovation, and excellence in the fight against cancer.

The theme for this year’s meeting, “Advancing Precision Oncology: Innovative Diagnostics, Imaging, and Therapeutic Strategies for Better Cancer Care,” reflects our commitment to exploring cutting-edge research, breakthroughs in diagnostic radiology, and transformative therapies that shape the future of oncology.

We are truly honored to have you join us in this endeavor to advance cancer medicine and radiology. Together, we aim to inspire progress and build a future of hope and resilience for patients worldwide.

Let us make this conference a memorable and impactful experience. Welcome to Paris, and welcome to the 5^th  Experts Meeting on Cancer Medicine, Radiology & Treatment!

Warm regards,
Cancer Meeting Summit 2026

Sessions & Tracks

 Breakthroughs in Precision Cancer Treatments

Precision cancer treatments are redefining oncology by targeting the unique molecular, genetic, and biological characteristics of each patient’s tumor. These breakthroughs include targeted therapies, small-molecule inhibitors, gene-editing strategies, and highly specific monoclonal antibodies that attack cancer cells while sparing healthy tissues. Such treatments improve efficacy, reduce toxicity, and offer hope for cancers previously considered difficult to treat. Precision therapy also enables real-time adjustments through biomarker-driven monitoring, helping clinicians adapt treatment plans based on evolving tumor behavior.

Next-Generation Imaging & Radiology Techniques

Next-generation imaging and radiology techniques are revolutionizing the way cancer is detected, staged, and monitored. Innovations such as high-resolution MRI, advanced CT reconstruction, PET/CT fusion imaging, and molecular imaging offer unprecedented clarity and precision. These techniques allow clinicians to visualize tumors at earlier stages, assess metabolic activity, and detect subtle changes that guide targeted interventions. Breakthroughs in radiomics and imaging biomarkers enable quantitative assessment of tumor behavior, improving diagnostic accuracy and personalized treatment planning

AI and Machine Learning in Cancer Diagnosis

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming cancer diagnosis by offering rapid, accurate, and data-driven insights that enhance clinical decision-making. AI-powered tools analyze imaging, pathology slides, genomic data, and electronic health records to detect patterns that may be difficult for humans to identify. These algorithms can identify early-stage tumors, classify cancer subtypes, and predict treatment responses with high precision. In radiology, AI improves image interpretation, reduces errors, and supports real-time triaging. In pathology, machine learning enhances slide analysis, enabling faster and more consistent diagnoses. AI also facilitates predictive modeling by integrating multi-source data, helping clinicians develop individualized treatment approaches.

Personalized Medicine & Targeted Therapies

Personalized medicine and targeted therapies are reshaping cancer care by tailoring treatment strategies to the molecular and genetic characteristics of individual tumors. This approach uses biomarkers, genomic profiling, and molecular diagnostics to identify actionable targets and select therapies most likely to be effective. Targeted treatments, such as kinase inhibitors, hormone therapies, and monoclonal antibodies, disrupt specific pathways essential to cancer growth. Personalized medicine minimizes unnecessary side effects and increases therapeutic success rates by aligning treatment with patient-specific biology. It also supports adaptive treatment plans based on real-time monitoring through liquid biopsies and imaging

Immunotherapy and Novel Therapeutic Approaches

Immunotherapy has revolutionized oncology by harnessing the body’s immune system to fight cancer. Treatments such as checkpoint inhibitors, CAR-T cell therapy, cancer vaccines, and immune modulators have shown remarkable effectiveness across multiple cancer types. These novel therapies target immune pathways, enabling T-cells to recognize and attack tumors more efficiently. Immunotherapy offers long-lasting responses, even in advanced-stage cancers, and can provide durable remission where traditional therapies fall short.

Early Detection and Biomarker-Driven Care

Early detection is critical for improving cancer outcomes, and biomarker-driven care is at the forefront of this progress. Biomarkers—ranging from genetic mutations and proteins to circulating tumor DNA—enable clinicians to identify cancer at earlier, more treatable stages. Advanced screening technologies, such as multi-cancer early detection tests, liquid biopsies, and molecular imaging, are improving sensitivity and specificity. Biomarkers also guide treatment decisions by predicting therapeutic responses, monitoring disease progression, and detecting recurrence.

Minimally Invasive Image-Guided Interventions

Minimally invasive image-guided interventions are transforming cancer treatment by offering precise, effective, and low-risk alternatives to traditional surgery. Techniques such as radiofrequency ablation, cryoablation, microwave ablation, and image-guided biopsies allow targeted treatment with minimal disruption to healthy tissues. Using CT, ultrasound, and MRI guidance, clinicians can accurately navigate instruments to tumors deep within the body. These approaches reduce pain, shorten recovery times, and lower complication rates. Image-guided therapies are especially beneficial for patients who are not surgical candidates due to age, comorbidities, or tumor location.

Radiation Oncology Advances & Safety Innovations

Radiation oncology has seen significant advancements that increase treatment precision while enhancing patient safety. Innovations such as intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT), stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), proton therapy, and adaptive radiation therapy allow clinicians to deliver high doses directly to the tumor while sparing surrounding healthy tissues. Advanced imaging and motion management technologies ensure accurate targeting, even for tumors that move during breathing. Safety innovations include automated planning systems, real-time monitoring, and AI-driven quality assurance tools that prevent errors and reduce treatment variability.

Translational Research for Improved Patient Outcomes

Translational research bridges the gap between laboratory discoveries and clinical practice, accelerating the development of new diagnostics and treatments for cancer. This field focuses on converting scientific breakthroughs—such as molecular pathways, genetic markers, and novel drug targets—into practical therapies that benefit patients. Translational research enables rapid testing of new compounds, improved clinical trial designs, and a deeper understanding of treatment responses and resistance mechanisms. It integrates genomics, immunology, pharmacology, and bioinformatics to create comprehensive strategies for cancer management. Collaboration between scientists and clinicians ensures that innovations move quickly from bench to bedside.

Integrating Multidisciplinary Strategies in Cancer Care

Multidisciplinary cancer care brings together specialists from diverse fields—including oncology, radiology, surgery, pathology, genetics, and supportive care—to create coordinated, patient-centered treatment plans. This collaborative approach ensures that each patient receives comprehensive evaluation and the most effective combination of therapies. Multidisciplinary tumor boards review cases collectively, enabling informed decision-making based on diverse expertise. Integrating multiple perspectives improves diagnostic accuracy, optimizes treatment sequencing, and enhances outcomes.

Liquid Biopsies and Non-Invasive Diagnostic Tools

Liquid biopsies represent a transformational shift in cancer diagnostics, offering a non-invasive way to detect tumors, monitor treatment response, and identify recurrence. By analyzing circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), circulating tumor cells (CTCs), and exosomes in blood or other bodily fluids, clinicians can gain valuable insights into tumor genetics without requiring surgical tissue biopsies. These tools enable earlier detection, more frequent monitoring, and real-time evaluation of how tumors evolve under therapy. Liquid biopsies also support precision oncology by identifying actionable mutations that guide targeted treatments.

Theranostics: Combined Imaging and Treatment Approaches

Theranostics is an emerging frontier in oncology that unites diagnostic imaging and targeted therapy within a single platform. This integrated approach uses specialized molecular radiopharmaceuticals that first identify cancer cells through imaging techniques and then deliver therapeutic doses to the same targets. By visualizing tumor behavior prior to treatment, clinicians can select patients most likely to benefit and tailor treatment intensity to individual needs. Theranostics has shown remarkable success in conditions such as neuroendocrine tumors and metastatic prostate cancer, dramatically improving tumor control and quality of life.

Genomic Profiling for Personalized Cancer Care

Genomic profiling enables a deep understanding of the genetic alterations that drive cancer growth, helping clinicians tailor treatments to the molecular characteristics of each patient’s tumor. Through next-generation sequencing and comprehensive genetic panels, oncologists can identify mutations, gene fusions, and biomarkers that guide targeted therapies and immunotherapies. This approach significantly enhances treatment precision, reduces unnecessary toxicity, and increases the likelihood of successful outcomes.

Emerging Radiopharmaceuticals and Molecular Imaging

Radiopharmaceuticals and molecular imaging techniques are advancing rapidly, offering unprecedented precision in cancer detection, staging, and therapy planning. These specialized agents bind to tumor-specific receptors or metabolic pathways, enabling highly sensitive imaging modalities such as PET and SPECT to visualize cancer activity at the molecular level. Emerging radiopharmaceuticals not only detect disease earlier but also provide critical information about tumor aggressiveness, treatment response, and metastatic potential.

AI-Driven Treatment Planning and Workflow Optimization

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming cancer medicine by streamlining workflows, enhancing diagnostic accuracy, and improving treatment planning. In radiology, AI algorithms analyze images with remarkable speed and precision, identifying subtle abnormalities that may be missed by the human eye. In radiation oncology, AI supports automated contouring, dose optimization, and adaptive therapy planning, reducing the time required for complex procedures and minimizing human error.

Advances in Pediatric Oncology Imaging & Therapy

Pediatric oncology requires specialized imaging and treatment approaches that prioritize accuracy, safety, and long-term well-being. Recent advances in imaging techniques, including low-dose CT, MRI, and molecular imaging, allow clinicians to detect cancer with greater precision while minimizing radiation exposure. These innovations are crucial for children, who are more sensitive to radiation and at higher risk of long-term side effects. Treatment strategies are also evolving, with targeted therapies, immunotherapies, and precision radiation techniques offering improved outcomes and reduced toxicity. Image-guided interventions are becoming increasingly popular for diagnosing and treating pediatric tumors with minimal invasiveness.

Real-Time Tumor Monitoring and Adaptive Therapies

Real-time tumor monitoring enables clinicians to observe cancer progression and treatment responses continuously, paving the way for adaptive therapies that evolve alongside tumor changes. Tools such as functional imaging, radiomic analysis, circulating biomarkers, and advanced monitoring systems provide dynamic insights into tumor biology. This approach helps identify early signs of treatment resistance, allowing clinicians to adjust therapies before the cancer progresses. Adaptive radiation therapy uses real-time imaging and AI-driven planning to modify treatment delivery based on daily anatomical changes, ensuring greater precision and reduced toxicity.

Integrative Oncology for Holistic Patient Support

Integrative oncology focuses on treating the whole patient—addressing physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being alongside conventional cancer treatments. This approach combines evidence-based complementary therapies such as mindfulness, yoga, nutrition, acupuncture, and stress reduction with standard medical care. Integrative oncology improves quality of life, reduces treatment-related side effects, and empowers patients through holistic support.

Improved Survivorship Care and Quality-of-Life Strategies

Survivorship care has become a major focus in oncology as increasing numbers of patients live longer following successful cancer treatment. Effective survivorship care addresses long-term physical, psychological, and social needs, ensuring patients maintain a high quality of life post-treatment. Key components include monitoring for recurrence, managing chronic side effects, supporting mental health, and promoting healthy lifestyle behaviors tailored to each survivor’s experience.

Global Innovations in Cancer Care Delivery & Accessibility

Global innovations in cancer care aim to reduce disparities and improve access to high-quality diagnosis and treatment worldwide. Advances in tele-oncology, mobile diagnostic units, affordable imaging technologies, and AI-powered decision systems are transforming care delivery in low-resource settings. These innovations enable earlier detection, faster treatment initiation, and more equitable access to specialized cancer services. International collaborations are driving the development of cost-effective therapies, scalable screening programs, and community-based support systems. 

Market Analysis

Cancer Medicine, Radiology & Treatment Market Analysis (Up to 2026)

The global cancer medicine, radiology, and treatment market continues to expand rapidly, driven by rising cancer prevalence, technological advancements, and heavy investment in R&D. By 2026, the oncology market is expected to surpass USD 500 billion, fueled by growth in therapeutics, diagnostics, and advanced imaging systems. Therapeutics remain the largest segment, supported by increased adoption of immunotherapies, targeted therapies, and precision medicine. The radiology sector—including CT, MRI, PET, and interventional imaging—is projected to grow steadily at 6–8% CAGR, driven by AI-powered diagnostics, early detection tools, and minimally invasive imaging-guided therapies.

Key regions:

• North America: Continues to lead due to innovation and strong healthcare infrastructure.
• Asia-Pacific: Fastest-growing, with expanding healthcare access in India and China.

Growth drivers:

• Increasing cancer cases (19M+ annually)
• AI integration for radiology and treatment planning
• Liquid biopsies, proton therapy, nanomedicine, and genomic profiling
• Government support for screening and early detection

Challenges: High treatment costs, regulatory delays, and therapy resistance.

2026 Oncology Market Snapshot (Global Segments)

Projected Market Share 2026:

• Therapeutics: ~400+ billion USD

• Diagnostics: ~135 billion USD

• Supportive Care: ~90 billion USD

• Prevention Programs: ~60 billion USD

This reflects continued dominance of therapeutics and strong growth in diagnostics and supportive innovation.

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Here bar graph representing the global oncology market segmentation projection for 2026.

Target Audience for Cancer

To focus specifically on cancer-related professionals and stakeholders, consider the following groups:

Medical Professionals Specializing in Cancer Care

• Oncologists (Medical, Surgical, and Radiation Oncology)
• Hematologists working on blood cancers
• Gynecologic Oncologists
• Pediatric Oncologists
• Urologists and Proctologists specializing in cancer care
• Oncology Nurses and Nurse Practitioners

Cancer Researchers and Scientists

• Experts in Cancer Biology and Genomics
• Researchers in Molecular Oncology and Immunotherapy
• Specialists in Tumor Microenvironment Studies
• Innovators in Cancer Stem Cell Research
• Translational Researchers bridging lab work and clinical applications

Hospitals and Cancer Centers

• Multispecialty and Cancer-Specialized Hospitals
• Comprehensive Cancer Research and Treatment Centers
• Palliative Care Units

Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industry Professionals

• Oncology Drug Developers
• Experts in Immuno-Oncology Therapeutics
• Developers of Targeted Therapies and Chemotherapeutics
• Industry Leaders in Cancer Vaccines

Radiologists and Imaging Experts

• Oncologic Radiologists specializing in MRI, CT, PET, and Ultrasound Imaging
• Developers of Advanced Diagnostic Imaging Tools
• Researchers in Radiomics and Image-Guided Therapy

Pathologists and Diagnostic Experts

• Specialists in Cancer Pathology and Histopathology
• Cytologists focusing on early cancer detection
• Developers of Biomarker-Based Diagnostic Tools

Clinical Trials and Translational Research Specialists

• Clinical Trial Coordinators in Oncology
• Researchers in Phase I–IV Oncology Trials
• Translational Oncology Experts

Public Health and Cancer Prevention Experts

• Epidemiologists studying cancer trends and prevention
• Specialists in Cancer Screening Programs
• Advocates for Tobacco Control and Environmental Risk Reduction

Patient Support and Advocacy Groups

• Leaders of Cancer Survivor Networks
• Patient Advocates for Access to Treatments
• Organizations promoting patient education and awareness

Innovators in Technology and Cancer Care

• Developers of Artificial Intelligence in Oncology
• Innovators in Wearable Devices for Cancer Monitoring
• Specialists in Robotics for Oncologic Surgery

Psycho-Oncology and Supportive Care Providers

• Mental Health Experts supporting cancer patients
• Specialists in Cancer Rehabilitation and Quality of Life Research
• Professionals in Nutrition and Exercise for Oncology

Policy Makers and Health Authorities

• Government Agencies working on Cancer Control Programs
• Organizations funding Cancer Research Initiatives

This specialized focus ensures the conference brings together key players dedicated to cancer research, treatment, and care for meaningful collaboration.