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Ageing significantly impacts health care, especially for older adults with cancer. Geriatric assessments play a vital role in personalising care by identifying specific needs. Despite representing a large portion of cancer cases, older adults face discrimination and under-representation in clinical trials. Understanding factors like gender, race, and geography is essential for improving care. Incorporating patient preferences in treatment decisions is crucial for better outcomes.
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