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All-Island Cancer Summit

In collaboration with The Business Post, the All-Island Cancer Research Institute is thrilled to announce the 2nd All-Island Cancer Summit on May 19th. This 1-day event is a major cross-border forum that brings together leaders in cancer research, healthcare, policy, industry and patient advocacy to advance a unified approach to cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and quality of life across the island of Ireland. The summit emphasises cross-border collaboration recognising cancer as a shared societal challenge that demands coordinated action and innovative solutions.

The 2026 agenda will focus on early detection, personalised medicine, digital transformation and cutting-edge research and innovation. By convening policymakers, clinicians, researchers, and patient representatives, the summit aims to shape a future in which innovation not only enhances cancer care but also delivers broader societal and economic value across the island of Ireland.

2025 Topics:

  • Life sciences priorities in cancer care in 2026 and beyond

  • The roadmap to transform clinical trials in Ireland

  • How can we bridge the gap between research and care in the fight against cancer

  • How oncology clusters accelerate innovation

  • Building an all-island cancer innovation ecosystem

  • The power of prevention and cancer screening

  • Strategic collaboration with industry

  • Clinical trials 2.0: Accelerating new and innovative ways to deliver clinical trials

  • Leveraging AI, data, and digital tools to improve care

  • Fairness and transparency for cancer survivors: Update on the right to be forgotten legislation

  • Patients as partners: Embedding PPI across discovery, trials, regulation, evaluation

  • Creating a resilient, future-ready oncology workforce on the island of Ireland

Super Early Bird rates are available for a limited time

For more information visit: https://allislandcancersummit.ie/

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