09/10 08:00 - Welcome

09/10 08:15 - Session 1: Overdiagnosis and Underdiagnosis

09/10 09:15 - Conference: Liquid Biopsy – Clinical Utility (Trials with Adaptive Designs)

09/10 10:15 - Less Surgery / Less Radiotherapy?

09/10 11:15 - Independent Medical Education Conference – Independent Collaboration with Daiichi Sankyo

09/10 14:15 - MSD Symposium: KEYNOTE-522: Bridging Research and Practice

09/10 15:15 - Luminal Tumors: When to Intensify and When to De-escalate Treatment?

09/10 16:15 - MEET THE EXPERT NOVARTIS - Ribociclib em Cancro da Mama Precoce - Porquê?

09/10 12:15 - PARTNER Session - Aligning Interests to Advance Breast Cancer Research

09/10 17:00 - Special Session Roundtable for Interns and Young Specialists: How to Improve Breast Cancer Education in Portugal?

09/10 17:00 - Special Session Nurse Navigator - From Training to Implementation

10/10 09:00 - Is it time to update imaging staging and surveillance?

10/10 08:00 - Oral Presentations

10/10 10:30 - Still the Axilla! (with Clinical Cases)

10/10 11:30 - MSD/Astrazeneca Symposium: Management of Early Her 2- Breast Cancer in patients with mBRCAg? Learnings and Challenges

10/10 13:30 - Lilly Symposium - Avançando no tratamento do Cancro da Mama RH+ HER2-: da evidência à prática clínica

10/10 14:30 - When Less is More!

10/10 15:45 - MEET THE EXPERT GILEAD

10/10 16:30 - Residual Disease Post-Chemotherapy – What Strategies?

10/10 17:30 - Closing Ceremony and Award Presentation (Noémia Afonso Award)

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Faculty & Speakers


Elisa Agostinetto

Institut Jules Bordet


Dr. Elisa Agostinetto is a medical oncologist and researcher in the field of breast cancer. She earned her medical degree in Italy, at University of Udine. She completed her training in medical oncology in Milan, Italy, and afterwards she moved to Brussels, Belgium, where she is currently working at the Jules Bordet Institute


LUMINAL TUMORS: WHEN TO INTENSIFY AND WHEN TO DE-ESCALATE TREATMENT?

09-10-2025

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