"We are delighted to host the International Federation of Head and Neck Oncologic Societies conference at The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland 12 and 13 September."
James Paul O'Neill, Professor of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, IFHNOS Meeting Lead 2025.
This is the most prestigious Head and Neck Multidisciplinary Cancer conference to be held in Ireland with a global oncology audience offering state of the art opinion and insight into the exceptional scientific and clinical developments we have collectively achieved in recent years. Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, Minister for Health, will be opening the conference and speaking at the gala dinner.
Our programme consists of eight clinical sessions over two full days on: oral cavity, HPV oropharynx, larynx/hypopharynx, skin, thyroid, salivary, skull base and medical oncology targeted therapies. We have international lecturers from the USA, Australia, India, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, England and Scotland. Each session will contain three lectures followed by a three case conference series, with an emphasis on active audience participation and debate.
On Friday 12 September, there will be a breakaway session for trainees and medical students on career progression, in which leaders in the fields of medical, radiation and surgical oncology will give career guidance on research and clinical settings, as well as discussing fellowship and further education opportunities.
We will also welcome all of our global colleagues from industry exhibiting the cutting-edge technologies and therapies that mould our daily and future clinical interactions.
The Irish are famed for warm welcomes, music, poetry and the craic! We have a busy social schedule to entertain you during your stay and can promise outstanding food, drink, Irish music and dancing in the historical halls of The Royal College, which dates back to 1784.
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