Carlos Doti: I’m Reminded Why ASH is Such a Powerful Close to The Year
Carlos Doti, VP US Medical Affairs Oncology at AstraZeneca, shared on LinkedIn:
”As I reflect on another ASH, I’m reminded why this meeting is such a powerful close to the year – where science, collaboration and patient experiences come together to shape the future of hematology.
This year, I participated in two meaningful AstraZeneca events:
Moderating our annual Patient Advocacy Exchange panel with advocacy leaders focused on shared decision-making and patient navigation, discussing how to break down barriers and promote equitable access to care.
Hosting our first-ever AZHemeTalks – a live, pop-up series – at our booth, where I spoke with a clinical trial patient and her doctor about how treatment choices impact daily life.
The video here shows how we brought this activation to life through 4 expert panels focused on the treatment landscape in leukemia, lymphomas and multiple myeloma.”
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