APPLY NOW For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. Discover how past Treviso students plan to apply the knowledge and skills gained to their daily practice. Confidence in Managing Geriatric Syndromes “I feel more confident in identifying, documenting, and making referrals or providing some basic interventions for patients I recognize as having a geriatric syndrome.” Service Expansion and Protocol Development “As I seek to expand my geriatric oncology services in my hospital, I now have more tools to persuade my colleagues that the geriatric assessment is vital and influences many aspects of cancer treatment.” Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Clinical Impact "I will be able to use the things I have learned in my daily practice as a medical oncologist, frequently handling older patients with cancer, from CGA to managing the toxicity of [...]

SIOG 2026 Conference Secretariat K.I.T Group Email: siog-conference@kit-group.org Website: www.siogconference.org SIOG Scientific Secretariat K.I.T. Group Email: siog-scientific@kit-group.org Although each SIOG Annual Conference offers a valuable opportunity to learn from leading experts in geriatric oncology, connect with colleagues from around the world, and stay aligned with the latest scientific evidence, our ambition for the 2026 edition is to take a decisive step forward. The SIOG 2026 Annual Conference will take place in Valencia, Spain, from Thursday, 5 November to Saturday, 7 November 2026. In line with this year’s theme—“A Global Call to Action: From Vision to Impact in Geriatric Oncology”—we hope the meeting will serve as both a reminder and a catalyst. A reminder that the SIOG community has long been, and continues to be, at the forefront of shaping how cancer care for older adults is delivered; and a catalyst to bring together [...]

APPLY NOW For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. Admission Attendance to the course is limited to a maximum of 36 participants and admission is upon selection. Application Deadline - 5 April, 2025 - extended to 30 April, 2025. 1. Send your application submission for the course via the online application form together with a short CV (max. 2 pages) describing recent clinical experience and list of recent publications and a motivation letter describing your intended project in the field of Geriatric Oncology within your professional activity. NB: Applications sent by email will not be considered. 2. All submissions will be reviewed by the Course Committee and a decision will be sent to applicants by email. 3. Selected applicants must pay the admission fee within two weeks of invoice in order to [...]

apply now For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. Programme For this year, the SIOG 2026 Advanced Course’s directors are preparing an exciting programme that will include advance materials that needs to be completed before the course that will be provided online. This is done to facilitate more case study discussion onsite which means more guidance from our esteemed faculty. The course will still include its most sought after facet: case-based studies, discussions and debates under the general themes of ‘geriatrics for clinical oncologists’ as well as ‘clinical oncology for geriatricians’. The oncological sessions dedicated to geriatricians will be focused on the principles of cancer treatment in the elderly. The geriatric sessions dedicated to oncologist will be focused on the assessment of the elderly patient, with particular emphasis about polypharmacy, multimorbidity and [...]

apply now For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. Discover how past Treviso students plan to apply the knowledge and skills gained to their daily practice. Confidence in Managing Geriatric Syndromes “I feel more confident in identifying, documenting, and making referrals or providing some basic interventions for patients I recognize as having a geriatric syndrome.” Service Expansion and Protocol Development “As I seek to expand my geriatric oncology services in my hospital, I now have more tools to persuade my colleagues that the geriatric assessment is vital and influences many aspects of cancer treatment.” Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Clinical Impact "I will be able to use the things I have learned in my daily practice as a medical oncologist, frequently handling older patients with cancer, from CGA to managing the toxicity of [...]

SIOG 2025 Annual Conference  “Bridging Research and Clinical Practice in Geriatric Oncology” The SIOG 2025 Annual Conference took place in Ghent, Belgium from 20-22 November. SIOG extends its deepest appreciation to the scientific committee, our organizing partners, the speakers, participants, and all supporting sponsors for making this milestone year truly exceptional. Celebrating our 25th anniversary, the society reached unprecedented levels of registration, exhibition participation, and membership growth, a testament to the vibrant and expanding global community committed to advancing geriatric oncology. The outstanding quality of the sessions and discussions further demonstrated how our delegates’ research continues to shape and improve clinical practice. This year’s achievements reflect not only the strength of our collective efforts but also the momentum carrying SIOG into its next quarter-century of impact. Highlights from the conference: 535 participants representing 42 countries Top five countries: Belgium, United [...]

APPLY NOW For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. download promotional materials Programme The SIOG Research Masterclass programme offers a comprehensive approach to study design in geriatric oncology. Through expert-led sessions and interactive workshops, participants will explore clinical trial methodologies, observational studies, and cohort designs, all tailored to address the unique challenges of older cancer patients. Each session is crafted to enhance your expertise and empower you to drive meaningful advancements in the field. Day 1 – Wednesday, April 8th, 2026 08:30 – 08:50 Welcome address - Martine Extermann (USA) & William Dale (USA) 08:50- 09:00 Introduction to the course - Capucine Baldini (FR/USA) 09:00 - 11:00 Clinical trials presentations by participants 5 min for each, no Q&A 11:00 - 11:30 Networking break 11:30 – 12:00 Why dedicate trials for older [...]

APPLY NOW For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. Download promotional materials Admission Attendance to the course is limited to a maximum of 20 participants and admission is upon selection. Application process: 1. Submit your application for the course via the online form by March 8, 2026. *Please note that applications sent by email will not be considered. 2. All submissions will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee and a decision will be sent to applicants by email. 3. Selected applicants must pay the admission fee within two weeks of invoice in order to be granted admission. Regular (SIOG members): USD 2350, including: CME accreditation and certificate of attendance Course documents Lunches and coffee breaks during the course Regular (non-member): USD 2650, including: CME accreditation and certificate of attendance Course documents Lunches and [...]

Apply Now For information about the application process, fee , accommodation and programme, please send your questions to enquiry@siog.org. Download promotional materials Why attend In a rapidly aging world where cancer rates are rising especially among the older population, innovation driven by research based on evidence and centered on the patient is more crucial than ever. Individuals aged 70 and above are particularly affected and account for the largest proportion of cancer-related deaths globally. Despite this, the care they receive falls short when compared to other age groups. The misconception that older adults have a lower treatment tolerance contributes to this, leading to under-representation in trial registration. There is a strong emphasis from regulatory bodies on the need to include patients aged 75 and above. Yet, very often, at the time of registration of new drugs, fewer older cancer patients are enrolled — [...]