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!

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.

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.

Upcoming Webinars

Oral Therapy Options for Colorectal Cancer

Wednesday, September 24, 12pm CT/1pm ET 

Chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy – what are their differences, what are they used for, how are they taken, what are their side effects?

If you’re confused by the different therapy options available for colorectal cancer patients, you aren’t alone, but we’re here to help demystify the world of oral cancer treatments.

Join Cleveland Clinic gastrointestinal oncologist Dr. Suneel Kamath and Fight CRC for a discussion on oral therapies for colorectal cancer, how they work, what they’re used for, and how they differ from traditional chemotherapy. Bring your questions as we break down this complex topic and help you be an informed participant in your care.

This educational webinar is sponsored by Taiho Oncology.

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Upcoming Webinars

Liver mets and HAI pumps: A guide for patients

Wednesday, August 6th, 12pm CT/1pm ET 

No two patients are the same, and neither are their diagnoses. Treatment options vary depending on stage, prior therapy, and location of tumors, especially for stage IV patients. For CRC patients with metastatic disease, liver metastases are common and may be treated with a variety of specialized methods, one of which is Hepatic Artery Infusion (HAI) therapy.

Join MSKCC medical oncologist Louise Connell and stage IV survivor Carole Motycka for an informative conversation about colorectal cancer, liver metastasis, and HAI pump therapy. Be sure to bring your questions for this deep dive into a unique and exciting therapy option. This educational webinar is supported by Intera Oncology.

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Upcoming Webinars

Liver mets and HAI pumps: A guide for patients

Wednesday, August 6th, 12pm CT/1pm ET 

No two patients are the same, and neither are their diagnoses. Treatment options vary depending on stage, prior therapy, and location of tumors, especially for stage IV patients. For CRC patients with metastatic disease, liver metastases are common and may be treated with a variety of specialized methods, one of which is Hepatic Artery Infusion (HAI) therapy.

Join MSKCC medical oncologist Louise Connell and stage IV survivor Carole Motycka for an informative conversation about colorectal cancer, liver metastasis, and HAI pump therapy. Be sure to bring your questions for this deep dive into a unique and exciting therapy option. This educational webinar is supported by Intera Oncology.

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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.

  • Older Adults and Colorectal Cancer

    There are some colorectal cancer risk factors you cannot change –and one of those is age. As you get older, your risk of CRC goes up. In this month’s webinar, Dr. Grant Williams will talk about considerations for

  • Medical Ethics and Right-to-Try

    Right-to-Try is legislation that allows terminally ill patients to access investigational treatments which have passed Phase I testing through the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but are not available yet to the public because they have not yet

  • Talking to your kids about colorectal cancer

    Important information and tips on how to talk to your kids about your cancer diagnosis, common emotional reactions, where to seek additional support, and talking about end of life.

  • All Things Ostomy

    In this webinar, Joanna Burgess, BSN, RN, CWOCN presents an informative webinar on living with, or preparing for, an ostomy. Joanna shared insight and advice from her professional work as a wound, ostomy and continence nurse (WOCN),

  • Fact or Fad?

    Many complementary therapies, used along with conventional medicine, can support cancer treatments, reduce some of the adverse effects of cancer treatment, ease tension and pain, and contribute to overall health. This is known as integrative medicine. Integrative medicine

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.

  • Older Adults and Colorectal Cancer

    There are some colorectal cancer risk factors you cannot change –and one of those is age. As you get older, your risk of CRC goes up. In this month’s webinar, Dr. Grant Williams will talk about considerations for

  • Medical Ethics and Right-to-Try

    Right-to-Try is legislation that allows terminally ill patients to access investigational treatments which have passed Phase I testing through the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but are not available yet to the public because they have not yet

  • Talking to your kids about colorectal cancer

    Important information and tips on how to talk to your kids about your cancer diagnosis, common emotional reactions, where to seek additional support, and talking about end of life.

  • All Things Ostomy

    In this webinar, Joanna Burgess, BSN, RN, CWOCN presents an informative webinar on living with, or preparing for, an ostomy. Joanna shared insight and advice from her professional work as a wound, ostomy and continence nurse (WOCN),

  • Fact or Fad?

    Many complementary therapies, used along with conventional medicine, can support cancer treatments, reduce some of the adverse effects of cancer treatment, ease tension and pain, and contribute to overall health. This is known as integrative medicine. Integrative medicine

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.

  • Older Adults and Colorectal Cancer

    There are some colorectal cancer risk factors you cannot change –and one of those is age. As you get older, your risk of CRC goes up. In this month’s webinar, Dr. Grant Williams will talk about considerations for

  • Medical Ethics and Right-to-Try

    Right-to-Try is legislation that allows terminally ill patients to access investigational treatments which have passed Phase I testing through the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), but are not available yet to the public because they have not yet

  • Talking to your kids about colorectal cancer

    Important information and tips on how to talk to your kids about your cancer diagnosis, common emotional reactions, where to seek additional support, and talking about end of life.

  • All Things Ostomy

    In this webinar, Joanna Burgess, BSN, RN, CWOCN presents an informative webinar on living with, or preparing for, an ostomy. Joanna shared insight and advice from her professional work as a wound, ostomy and continence nurse (WOCN),

  • Fact or Fad?

    Many complementary therapies, used along with conventional medicine, can support cancer treatments, reduce some of the adverse effects of cancer treatment, ease tension and pain, and contribute to overall health. This is known as integrative medicine. Integrative medicine