Assessment and management of toxic effects of cancer therapy in elderly patients in Tunisia
Geriatric oncology emphasises informed decision-making for older cancer patients, especially in ageing societies with limited resources. It utilises geriatric tools to align treatments with patient preferences. Conferences enhance global collaboration in oncology, bridging gaps between high and low-income countries. Prioritising patient needs is essential for delivering high-quality care, and there is appreciation for the event's organisation with hopes of future engagement in India.
Assessment and management of toxic effects of cancer therapy in elderly patients in Tunisia
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