Onc Now
In this episode, Robin Jones explores the complexities of sarcoma care, reflecting on his career journey, the challenges of diagnosis, and the evolving treatment landscape. The discussion spans unmet needs, promising research, and what the next decade may hold for patients with both localised and metastatic sarcomas, drawing on experience from clinical practice and trials across the UK and USA.
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Speaker bio:
Jones is a Medical Oncologist at The Royal Marsden, London, UK, and Head of the Sarcoma Unit. With extensive experience leading clinical trials and translational research, and a career spanning both the UK and the USA, Jones has dedicated his work to advancing treatments for sarcomas, including novel agents and immunotherapy.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
00:57 – Robin’s career journey
01:43 – Why sarcoma?
03:05 – Different types of sarcomas
05:09 – Diagnosis and treatment decision-making
07:19 – Challenges in recognising sarcoma
10:34 – Evolution of care for patients
13:10 – Promising therapies and research
15:25 – Working across the UK and USA
16:32 – Current unmet needs for patients
18:42 – The future of sarcoma care
21:34 – Robin’s magic wishes for healthcare
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this episode belong to the speakers and do not necessarily represent the opinions of EMJ.
