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ASCO 2019: Top Data and Developments

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Research Objectives:

  • Capture areas of greatest excitement regarding data presented or developments that took place during the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting, June 2019 in Chicago.

Methodology:
Method: MicroSurvey via InCrowd
Crowds: Oncologists and Hematology-Oncologists
Sample Size: n=80 physicians, each providing 3 separate mentions for a total of 240 unique data points
Fielding Period: 2 days immediately following conference close
Screening Criteria: Qualified respondents are US-based oncs and hem/oncs who: Attended the ASCO Annual Meeting held between May 31 – June 4, 2019 in Chicago, IL in person

One key finding:

  • ASCO 2019 attendees most commonly cited developments in Lung, Breast, and Prostate cancers as exciting developments at this year’s conference.

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