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Immunotherapy in treatment of locally advanced SCCHN - current paradigms and unmet needs | ATLAS Webinar Apr 2026

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[Topic] Immunotherapy in treatment of locally advanced SCCHN - current paradigms and unmet needs

[Date] 24 April 2026 


[Opening Remarks] 0:00:00~

Opening Remarks and Introduction of ATLAS

Speaker: Dr. Mitsumi Terada

(Head, Asian Partnerships Section, Department of International Clinical Development, National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan)


[Lecture 1] 0:05:41~

Perioperative immunotherapy in head and neck cancer – hope or hype

Speaker: Dr. Gopal Iyerw

(National Cancer Centre, Singapore)


[Lecture 2] 0:23:44~

Current Status and Future Directions of Combination Therapy in HNSCC

: Strategic Optimization in Locally-Advanced and Recurrent or Metastatic Disease 

Speaker: Dr. Kao Hsiang Fong

(National Taiwan University Hospital, Taiwan)


[Discussion] 0:42:11~

Discussion

Facilitator: Dr. Mitsumi Terada

(Head, Asian Partnerships Section, Department of International Clinical Development, National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan)


[Topic] Immunotherapy in treatment of locally advanced SCCHN - current paradigms and unmet needs

[Date] 24 April 2026 


[Opening Remarks] 0:00:00~

Opening Remarks and Introduction of ATLAS

Speaker: Dr. Mitsumi Terada

(Head, Asian Partnerships Section, Department of International Clinical Development, National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan)


[Lecture 1] 0:05:41~

Perioperative immunotherapy in head and neck cancer – hope or hype

Speaker: Dr. Gopal Iyerw

(National Cancer Centre, Singapore)


[Lecture 2] 0:23:44~

Current Status and Future Directions of Combination Therapy in HNSCC

: Strategic Optimization in Locally-Advanced and Recurrent or Metastatic Disease 

Speaker: Dr. Kao Hsiang Fong

(National Taiwan University Hospital, Taiwan)


[Discussion] 0:42:11~

Discussion

Facilitator: Dr. Mitsumi Terada

(Head, Asian Partnerships Section, Department of International Clinical Development, National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan)


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