BSODR Workshop Translational Oral Oncology
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BSODR Workshop Translational Oral Oncology

Nov 05, 2026 - Nov 06, 2026 09:00 - 16:30 Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel, Barry 73 Views
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Oral cancer remains one of the most challenging areas of dental research. The BSODR Workshop on Translational Oral Oncology is a high-level scientific gathering focused on moving laboratory discoveries into the oncology clinic. This event targets the molecular biology of head and neck cancers, emphasizing early detection biomarkers and the development of targeted therapies. Cardiff has a rich history of cancer research, making it the ideal host city for this intensive workshop that aims to improve survival rates through better science.

The morning will feature deep-dive sessions on "Liquid Biopsies" and their potential for monitoring oral cancer recurrence via simple saliva tests. Leading oncologists will present data from recent UK-based clinical trials, providing a critical look at what works and what doesn't in the current therapeutic landscape. The workshop is designed to be highly interactive; instead of long monologues, each session includes a "Data Dissection" segment where the audience can query the methodology and statistical analysis of the presented research. This ensures a rigorous academic environment that pushes the boundaries of current knowledge.

In the afternoon, the focus shifts to the patient experience and survivorship research. This involves looking at the long-term oral health of cancer survivors, including the management of radiation-induced xerostomia (dry mouth) and osteoradionecrosis. Researchers will present new prosthetic and regenerative techniques for facial reconstruction following oncological surgery. The event serves as a vital bridge between the laboratory scientist and the surgical oncologist, ensuring that research is always grounded in the reality of patient care. The day will wrap up with a collaborative brainstorming session intended to form multi-center research groups for future grant applications to the NIHR and other major UK funding bodies.

Key Event Highlights

1. Saliva-based liquid biopsy research update. 2. Clinical trial data review: Head & Neck. 3. Patient-centered survivorship research session. 4. Regenerative surgery and prosthetics talk. 5. Multi-center grant collaboration workshop.

Venue & Location Info

Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel

24-26 Newport Rd, Cardiff CF24 0DD, UK , Barry

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Timings
Nov 05-Nov 06, 2026
09:00 - 16:30 (GMT)
Entry Fees
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Event Type
Workshop
In-Person Event
Estimated Turnout & Audience
Oncologists, Pathologists, Oral Surgeons, Cancer Researchers, Molecular Biologists
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