American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is a nonprofit professional association founded in 1964. The organization supports oncology professionals through clinical research, medical education, and scientific collaboration within the global healthcare community.

ASCO offers a platform for physicians, researchers, nurses, and allied healthcare professionals to exchange knowledge related to cancer research and clinical practice. Its activities include educational programs, access to peer-reviewed scientific resources, and support for evidence-based approaches in oncology.

With a membership network across more than 150 countries, ASCO encourages professional development through training programs, leadership initiatives, and career-focused resources designed for oncology practitioners and researchers.

The organization also participates in discussions related to cancer care and supports ongoing scientific dialogue within the international medical community. Through its publications, educational initiatives, and collaborative efforts, ASCO continues to contribute to the development of oncology research and professional practice worldwide.