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Our Archived sessions

Wed 10 April 2024
SFA Subtype Series: Chondrosarcoma Webinar
Tue 25 June 2024
SFA Subtype Series: PEComa Webinar
Sun 08 September 2024
Sarcoma Diagnosis Webinar
Fri 26 September 2025
Intro to Pediatric Sarcoma Webinar
The first of SFA's series on pediatric sarcomas. Hear from top experts and Care Partner and Advocate, Jenny Sage, on treatment, care, and what makes pediatric sarcomas unique.
Mon 03 November 2025
Understanding ctDNA Live with the Experts
This session will be an in-depth discussion about circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) in sarcomas, including what ctDNA is, how it’s being used in oncology, and what current research is revealing about its role in sarcomas. Our Expert Panelists: Dr. David Schulman of Dana Farber Cancer Institute Dr. Herbert Loong of the Chinese University of Hong Kong Dr. Edwin Choy of Massachusetts General Hospital
Wed 19 March 2025
Public Policy Webinar
This webinar addresses the current public policy landscape, public policy issues that impact the sarcoma community, and how you can become involved in advocacy.
Wed 22 January 2025
The AYA Sarcoma Experience
A sarcoma diagnosis is devastating and imposes a significant burden on patients, survivors and care partners, impacting all areas of their life. For the Adolescent Young Adult (AYA) population (anyone age 18 to 40), facing a sarcoma diagnosis comes with unique challenges and specific needs that require specialized care. In this session, we discuss the challenges AYA sarcoma patients and survivors face on top of navigating cancer care, including financial wellbeing, fertility and sexual health, career navigation, and psychosocial support. Whether you are an AYA sarcoma patient, survivor or a care partner of an AYA patient, you’ll hear valuable perspectives about resources and support needed in the AYA sarcoma journey.
Thu 19 September 2024
The Sarcoma Journey
Fri 21 June 2024
Clinical Trials in Sarcoma
Thu 18 July 2024
Promising Research in Sarcoma
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