Simon Says Expert Series

Simon Says: Your questions. Our experts.

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Curious about cancer research? Wondering about clinical trials? Looking for advice on palliative care? Interested in living your best life after cancer treatment? 

The experts at IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center have the answers you need—and advice on topics you might not have even considered yet.

The Simon Says Expert Series is a live monthly webinar featuring our world-renowned researchers, physicians, and specialists sharing their knowledge on everything from prevention to survivorship. 

Each webinar is about 45-50 minutes long, and registration for the livestream is FREE.

Upcoming Webinars

HPV and Head and Neck Cancers: Understanding the infections and disease to treatment and prevention

1 p.m. ET Friday, April 19

Human papillomavirus (or HPV) is a common infection for men and women. Some types of HPV cause six kinds of cancers, and HPV-associated head and neck cancers are the most common in the United States and still are on the rise. This Simon Says will be hosted by Dr. Rachel Katzenellenbogen, HPV researcher, and Dr. Greg Durm, medical oncologist. They will discuss what HPV is, how common the infections are, how these head and neck cancers develop, the changing paradigm of treatment, new research frontiers in screening, and ways to prevent these cancers and infections.

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Topic: Prevention and Early Detection.

12 p.m. Wednesday, May 15
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Have an idea for a future topic? Drop an email to iusccc@iu.edu.

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