For the first time, Fight Colorectal Cancer will host its inaugural Global Early Onset Colorectal Cancer Think Tank. This two-day working meeting is held in partnership with Dr. José Perea of the Instituto de Investigación Biomédica de Salamanca (IBSAL) and a global network of collaborators.
Together experts from 23 countries will collaborate to develop strategic, science-driven solutions to the increasing incidence of colorectal cancer in individuals under 50.
For the first time, Fight Colorectal Cancer will host its inaugural Global Early Onset Colorectal Cancer Think Tank. This two-day working meeting is held in partnership with Dr. José Perea of the Instituto de Investigación Biomédica de Salamanca (IBSAL) and a global network of collaborators.
Together experts from 23 countries will collaborate to develop strategic, science-driven solutions to the increasing incidence of colorectal cancer in individuals under 50.
What are we doing?
The Global EOCRC Think Tank (GEOCRCTT) is a collaborative, multi-stakeholder initiative led by Fight Colorectal Cancer in collaboration with Dr. Andrew (Andy) T. Chan, Dr. José Perea, and esteemed global partners. On June 18-19, 2025, we are convening experts in epidemiology, research, patient advocacy, and clinical care. We will discuss and prioritize research efforts to advance our shared goal to reduce EOCRC incidence and mortality worldwide.
This meeting will:
This is a critical milestone on Fight CRC’s Path to a Cure—an initiative aimed at advancing life-saving research and advocacy through global cooperation.
What are we doing?
The Global EOCRC Think Tank (GEOCRCTT) is a collaborative, multi-stakeholder initiative led by Fight Colorectal Cancer in collaboration with Dr. Andrew (Andy) T. Chan, Dr. José Perea, and esteemed global partners. On June 18-19, 2025, we are convening experts in epidemiology, research, patient advocacy, and clinical care. We will discuss and prioritize research efforts to advance our shared goal to reduce EOCRC incidence and mortality worldwide.
This meeting will:
This is a critical milestone on Fight CRC’s Path to a Cure—an initiative aimed at advancing life-saving research and advocacy through global cooperation.
“It’s exciting to know people are putting this effort into something that has really affected my life over the last few years…and knowing all these great minds are going to come together and try to find a path forward, whether it be with research or medical techniques is very encouraging.” JILL MACDONALD (in memory of), diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer at 37
“It’s exciting to know people are putting this effort into something that has really affected my life over the last few years…and knowing all these great minds are going to come together and try to find a path forward, whether it be with research or medical techniques is very encouraging.” JILL MACDONALD (in memory of), diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer at 37
“It’s exciting to know people are putting this effort into something that has really affected my life over the last few years…and knowing all these great minds are going to come together and try to find a path forward, whether it be with research or medical techniques is very encouraging.” JILL MACDONALD (in memory of), diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer at 37
WHAT IS #GEOCRCTT?
“It’s the first time we’ve ever hosted an international meeting, and we are thrilled to convene more than 75 scientists and patients, Global partners consistently ask us, ‘How can we meaningfully engage patients and reflect their voices in the science?’ Through this international coalition of scientists, we’re committed to advancing the science with patients at the center. We want to make sure the lessons we’ve learned in the U.S. are shared globally. This isn’t just about presenting research; it’s about rolling up our sleeves and working together to drive it forward. It’s a true dialogue around collaboration, and that level of global partnership simply hasn’t happened before.” -Anjee Davis, CEO of Fight CRC
WHAT IS #GEOCRCTT?
“It’s the first time we’ve ever hosted an international meeting, and we are thrilled to convene more than 75 scientists and patients, Global partners consistently ask us, ‘How can we meaningfully engage patients and reflect their voices in the science?’ Through this international coalition of scientists, we’re committed to advancing the science with patients at the center. We want to make sure the lessons we’ve learned in the U.S. are shared globally. This isn’t just about presenting research; it’s about rolling up our sleeves and working together to drive it forward. It’s a true dialogue around collaboration, and that level of global partnership simply hasn’t happened before.” -Anjee Davis, CEO of Fight CRC
WHAT IS #GEOCRCTT?
“It’s the first time we’ve ever hosted an international meeting, and we are thrilled to convene more than 75 scientists and patients, Global partners consistently ask us, ‘How can we meaningfully engage patients and reflect their voices in the science?’ Through this international coalition of scientists, we’re committed to advancing the science with patients at the center. We want to make sure the lessons we’ve learned in the U.S. are shared globally. This isn’t just about presenting research; it’s about rolling up our sleeves and working together to drive it forward. It’s a true dialogue around collaboration, and that level of global partnership simply hasn’t happened before.” -Anjee Davis, CEO of Fight CRC
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