Webinars

Fight Colorectal Cancer strives to develop thoughtful and engaging content for our community, and our webinars are no exception!

Webinars

Fight Colorectal Cancer strives to develop thoughtful and engaging content for our community, and our webinars are no exception!

Hosted throughout the year and focused on a variety of rotating topics, Fight CRC partners with industry experts, researchers, and leading physicians to bring colorectal cancer patients and caregivers the information they need to know, when they need to know it.

Stay on top of colorectal cancer research, learn about the best ways to manage your side effects, get a chance to engage with experts in the field, and more. Fight CRC’s educational webinars are a place for it all.

All webinars are free to attend and hosted online. If you cannot attend live, register to receive the slides and recording after the event.

Hosted throughout the year and focused on a variety of rotating topics, Fight CRC partners with industry experts, researchers, and leading physicians to bring colorectal cancer patients and caregivers the information they need to know, when they need to know it.

Stay on top of colorectal cancer research, learn about the best ways to manage your side effects, get a chance to engage with experts in the field, and more. Fight CRC’s educational webinars are a place for it all.

All webinars are free to attend and hosted online. If you cannot attend live, register to receive the slides and recording after the event.

Past Webinars

We record and post every webinar; check out our Resource Library to browse through past webinars and get reliable information from our experts and community.

  • Medical research on Tempus

    Participant Engagement and Genome Sequencing

    This program provides an opportunity for patients, their caregivers, and advocates to participate in this research effort to better understand colorectal cancer at multiple levels. Dr. Ryan Fields shares more about this program and its potential impact on

  • Colorectal Cancer Surgery Options

    Explore surgical options for both primary and metastatic colon and rectal cancer and dive into the different types of surgery such as robotic, laparoscopic, and minimally-invasive surgery. In addition, learn how to prepare for and what to expect

  •

    Let’s Talk Genetics

    We get so many of our traits from our parents and grandparents. But what about...

  •

    Your Gut Health: Cooking Tips and Tricks

    Taking care of your entire digestive system is always important, but as you undergo treatment, it can be especially challenging to even want to eat. Join us as we focus on ways to stay nourished during the time

  • Navigating Grief

    Coping with the loss of a loved one is different for everyone, and grieving is an important part of the process. In this important session we invite Dr. Jana Lomax, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist; Eric Hausmann, Fight CRC

  • Clinical Trial Myths

    Clinical Trial Enrollment Barriers

    Encouraging engagement around clinical trial education is an important goal in promoting health equity. It is our privilege to offer this webinar as an interactive experience where you can participate in the discussion and network with others who

  • Rural Communities’ Access to Screening and Treatment

    Fight Colorectal Cancer is joined by Dr. Linda Overholser from the University of Colorado School of Medicine and Kellie Hoffman, a caregiver and colorectal cancer research advocate, for an engaging webinar that explores access to CRC screening and

  • The financial impact of a cancer diagnosis

    Join Fight Colorectal Cancer along with Amy Niles, Executive Vice President of Patient Access Network Foundation; Joanna Morales, CEO of Triage Cancer; and Karen Wehling, 9 year Stage IV CRC survivor and Research Advocate, for an engaging

  • Screening in African American and Medically Underserved Communities

    Fight Colorectal Cancer along with our partners at the Blue Hat Foundation explore how colorectal cancer screening rates can be improved in African American communities.

Past Webinars

We record and post every webinar; check out our Resource Library to browse through past webinars and get reliable information from our experts and community.

  • Medical research on Tempus

    Participant Engagement and Genome Sequencing

    This program provides an opportunity for patients, their caregivers, and advocates to participate in this research effort to better understand colorectal cancer at multiple levels. Dr. Ryan Fields shares more about this program and its potential impact on

  • Colorectal Cancer Surgery Options

    Explore surgical options for both primary and metastatic colon and rectal cancer and dive into the different types of surgery such as robotic, laparoscopic, and minimally-invasive surgery. In addition, learn how to prepare for and what to expect

  •

    Let’s Talk Genetics

    We get so many of our traits from our parents and grandparents. But what about...

  •

    Your Gut Health: Cooking Tips and Tricks

    Taking care of your entire digestive system is always important, but as you undergo treatment, it can be especially challenging to even want to eat. Join us as we focus on ways to stay nourished during the time

  • Navigating Grief

    Coping with the loss of a loved one is different for everyone, and grieving is an important part of the process. In this important session we invite Dr. Jana Lomax, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist; Eric Hausmann, Fight CRC

  • Clinical Trial Myths

    Clinical Trial Enrollment Barriers

    Encouraging engagement around clinical trial education is an important goal in promoting health equity. It is our privilege to offer this webinar as an interactive experience where you can participate in the discussion and network with others who

  • Rural Communities’ Access to Screening and Treatment

    Fight Colorectal Cancer is joined by Dr. Linda Overholser from the University of Colorado School of Medicine and Kellie Hoffman, a caregiver and colorectal cancer research advocate, for an engaging webinar that explores access to CRC screening and

  • The financial impact of a cancer diagnosis

    Join Fight Colorectal Cancer along with Amy Niles, Executive Vice President of Patient Access Network Foundation; Joanna Morales, CEO of Triage Cancer; and Karen Wehling, 9 year Stage IV CRC survivor and Research Advocate, for an engaging

  • Screening in African American and Medically Underserved Communities

    Fight Colorectal Cancer along with our partners at the Blue Hat Foundation explore how colorectal cancer screening rates can be improved in African American communities.