We Are AONN+ and We Will Innovate

AONN+ Blog published on February 4, 2021 in Membership

Cancer care has come a long way in the last decade. Through innovative research, technologies, and clinical trials, more patients with cancer are receiving excellent care and with better outcomes. We are currently witnessing extraordinary breakthroughs in medicine, diagnostics, and science. At AONN+, we are dedicated to equipping oncology professionals with the tools they need to support their patients and guide them from diagnosis through survivorship. By implementing education and best practices around prevention, early detection, and treatment, we can save up to 3.7 million lives every year1. AONN+ is taking the #IAmAndIWill pledge to continue providing those in cancer care with innovative resources to create the best care possible.

 
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