ASCO Content Licensing Opportunities

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Expert Content From The American Society of Clinical Oncology

The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is the world’s leading professional organization representing more than 45,000 oncology professionals from over 150 countries, who care for people with cancer. ASCO is dedicated to providing the highest-quality resources in education, policy, the pioneering of clinical research, and above all, advancing the care for patients with cancer.

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ASCO Promotes and Provides:• Lifelong learning for oncology professionals • Cancer research • An improved environment for oncology

practice • Access to quality cancer care • A global network of oncology expertise • Education for caregivers and patients with

cancer

ASCO is at the forefront of oncology, creating world-class clinical content, educational programs, patient education resources, and cutting-edge digital resources that help clinicians, researchers, and the entire oncology community accelerate the pace of scientific discovery and translate the latest science into quality clinical care.

Licensing Solutions ASCO has a variety of resources available to license. These products are designed to meet the needs of the worldwide oncology community. Customized content packages and international translations based on your needs are also avail-able for licensing.

Licensing Partners We Serve:• Pharmaceutical and health biotech companies• Third-party distributors and agencies• Providers, payers, and publishers• Health media platforms, websites, and apps• CME providers and educational training

platforms• Library aggregators• Health management agencies• Government entities and healthcare

companies

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Journal of Clinical Oncology (JCO) serves its readers as the single most credible, authoritative resource for disseminating significant clinical oncology research. Original reports remain the focus of JCO, but this scientific communication is enhanced by appropriately selected Editorials, Commentaries, Reviews, Guidelines, and other works that relate to the care of patients with cancer. Published three times a month, a total of 36 issues a year.

JCO Oncology Practice (JCO OP) offers a mix of cancer care delivery research and reviews with a clinical focus. Published monthly, JCO OP also addresses an expressed need of practicing physicians to have compressed, expert opinions addressing common clinical problems.

JCO Global Oncology (JCO GO) is an online- only, peer-reviewed, open access journal. The journal focuses on the unique challenges of cancer care and research facing resource-constrained countries settings.

ascopubs.orgVolume 38, Issue 1

Featured Content:Biology of NeoplasiaMolecular Evolution of IDH Wild-Type Glioblastomas Treated With Standard of Care Affects Survival and Design of Precision Medicine Trials: A Report From the EORTC 1542 StudyK. Draaisma et al

January 1, 2020

Pembrolizumab in Noncolorectal MSI-H/dMMR Cancer. A. Marabelle et al

Pembrolizumab in MSI-H Stage IV Colorectal Cancer. D.T. Le et al

Pembrolizumab in Relapsed Mycosis Fungoides and Sézary Syndrome. M.S. Khodadoust et al

Exercise Tolerance and Mortality in Childhood Cancer Survivors. K.K. Ness et al

GPR161-Associated Medulloblastoma M. Begemann et al

Atezolizumab and Bevacizumab in Variant Renal Cell Carcinoma Histology. B.A. McGregor et al

Immunotherapy in Adrenocortical Carcinoma N. Raj et al

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LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Article Reprints and ePrintsOrder reprints and ePrints in English or other translations as soon as articles are posted online as newest content.

Multimedia from ASCO JournalsJCO and JCO OP podcasts offer enriching insights into the latest research and patient care. Engaging episodes serve as an extension to the practice-changing papers published in the journals.

Themed Collections Create collections tailored to specific themes, drug classes, or compounds, with articles selected by local experts or ASCO’s input.

XML FeedsLicense XML feeds of specific or all ASCO journals for text and data mining platforms. XML files can be limited to journal citations, metadata, and can include full-text articles.

JCO Clinical Cancer Informatics (JCO CCI) is an interdisciplinary and borderless journal publishing clinically relevant research based on biomedical informatics methods and processes applied to cancer-related data, information, and images.

JCO Precision Oncology (JCO PO) provides a deeper understanding of actionable cancer genomics, personalized translational and clinical oncology research, and recent treatment advances based on tumor molecular profiling.

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Proceedings and Custom Abstract CollectionsPublished as a supplement to JCO, the ASCO Annual Meeting Proceedings contain all abstracts presented at the latest ASCO Annual Meeting. Around 5,000 peer-reviewed abstracts

are presented each year, representing the very best in clinical and translational science results. Proceeding supplements are also available for each of ASCO’s co-sponsored symposia. All abstracts are embargoed until they are publicly released.

LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Abstract Compilation Use the abstract search results to compile a therapeutic-specific collection for distribution as soon as the abstract embargo is lifted. Abstracts are available for past Annual Meetings and the current year in XML format.

Enhanced Abstract CompilationsCombine meeting abstracts with other Annual Meetings and symposia literature such as Educational Book articles, ASCO Daily News reports, Meeting Videos and Slides, and poster presentations.

XML FilesLicense XML files for text and data mining platforms. XML files include all metadata on abstracts presented at each ASCO Annual Meeting and Symposia.

ASCO ANNUAL MEETING AND THEMATIC SYMPOSIA CONTENT & PUBLICATIONS

More than 50 years of the very best in clinical and translational science results.

ASCO Educational Book The ASCO Educational Book is an NLM-indexed collection of articles written by ASCO Annual Meeting faculty and invited leaders in oncology. Published annually, each volume highlights the most

compelling research and developments across the multidisciplinary fields of oncology and serves as an enduring scholarly resource long after the Meeting concludes. These articles address issues in the following areas, among others: immuno-oncology, surgical, radiation, and medical oncology, clinical informatics and quality of care, global health, and survivorship.

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ASCO Daily News ASCO Daily News is a print and online publication available each day of the Annual Meeting as a service to all attendees. The core editions contain four sections (Section A, Section B, Section C,

Section D) consisting of live coverage (A), Expert Editorials (B/C), Education Session previews (B), and the daily program/newly released abstracts (D). An additional issue, the Wrap-up Issue, contains Section A content and physician commentary. Finally, the Science in Context issue, distributed after the Meeting, includes expert analysis on practice-changing science presented.

LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Bulk Copies Order bulk copies of the full Educational Book in print or eBook formats. Sponsor logos can be included.

Custom Article Selections Select articles from a specific therapeutic area to customize collections in print and eDelivery formats, in English or the local language.

Tailored Meeting Compilations Combine with other Annual Meeting or symposia literature such as abstracts, corresponding Meeting Videos and Slides, and poster presentations, ASCO Daily News reports, or other ASCO content such as ASCO journal articles.

Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium Daily NewsGastrointestinal Cancers Symposium Daily News is a print and online publication available each day of the meeting as a service to attendees. The print issue includes expert commentary on GI cancer treatment. Online coverage includes summaries and context of practice-changing science presented during the Symposium.

Genitourinary Cancers Symposium Daily NewsGenitourinary Cancers Symposium Daily News is a print and online publication available each day of the meeting as a service to attendees. The print issue includes expert commentary on GU cancer treatment. Online coverage includes summaries and context of practice-changing science presented during the Symposium.

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ASCO Direct™ provides a customized, timely blend of the most relevant scientific meeting highlights and perspectives from the ASCO Annual Meeting in the local language. ASCO Direct is an officially licensed program of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).

Sponsor these unique programs to provide the latest developments in oncology research to your audience in their local location. Sponsor content covering single or multiple types with the possibility of local CME accreditation.

THE ASCO ANNUAL MEETING ON YOUR DOORSTEP

ASCO Direct Live

The unique format combines group viewing of meeting videos, peer-to-peer discussions, and live interactive sessions hosted in a local venue simultaneous with the original ASCO Annual Meeting in Chicago.

ASCO Direct OnDemand

A summary review of science presented at the ASCO Annual Meeting or Symposia in the local language, by local experts, posted online within 24 hours after the original presentation.

ASCO Direct Highlights

Live highlights events held locally after the original meeting has taken place, focused on a single topic or multiple tumor types.

ASCO Direct Webinar

The webinar format allows physicians to view live presentations by local experts, ask questions, and interact with their colleagues.

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LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Additional licensing options are available. Contact us to customize a program that meets your needs.

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LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

• Conduct one or two-day meeting• Use of 50 abstracts from the ASCO

Annual Meeting• Includes original presentation slides • Customize the program to meet local

needs

Series of live ASCO-branded educational seminars on key topics of interest to the oncology community. Each seminar consists of two parts (1) theory section, discussion of key themes, and (2) practice section, where participants gain hands-on experience using the skills introduced.

AVAILABLE TOPICS:• The Science and Art of Abstract Writing: From

Data Set to Acceptance• Fundamentals of Clinical Trials: Best Practices

in the Design and Conduct of Clinical Research• Communicating in Context: Communicating

Prognosis and Improving Doctor/Patient Communications

• Immuno-Oncology Fundamentals and New Directions in Management

The official Best of ASCO meetings present the top abstracts from a pool of more than 4,000 rated by a panel of ASCO experts. This premier event highlights abstracts and educational updates from the ASCO Annual Meeting, the world’s largest gathering of physicians, researchers, and others engaged in the study and practice of oncology.

LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

• Can be licensed per topic or as a two-day leadership workshop

• The seminar can be presented in English or the local language

• Materials include presentation slides and speaker notes, a brochure, and an accompanying monograph.

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Annual Meeting Tracks available:• Breast cancer• Gastrointestinal (Colorectal) cancer• Gastrointestinal (Noncolorectal) cancer• Genitourinary (Prostate) cancer• Genitourinary (Nonprostate) cancer• Gynecologic cancer• Head and neck cancer• Hematologic cancers• Lung cancer• Melanoma/skin cancers

Meeting VideosASCO Meeting Videos capture all educational and scientific sessions from the ASCO Annual Meeting and thematic symposia. Meeting Videos are hosted on the ASCO Meeting Library site and can conveniently be viewed via desktop or mobile device. Each video presentation includes the speaker’s voiceover with their accompanying slides and searchable transcript.

Meeting Slides ASCO Meeting Slides are PowerPoint slide sets from live meeting presentations and posters from the ASCO Annual Meeting and Symposia. Users have exclusive access to download slides.

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BRING ASCO MEETINGS TO YOUR USERS AND TARGET AUDIENCE

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LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Institutional Subscriptions Institution-wide access to the entire ASCO Meeting Library is available via IP address authentication. Access includes current and past years meeting videos, slides, abstracts, and posters to ALL ASCO Annual Meetings and Symposia.

Individual Bulk Subscriptions Purchase bulk subscriptions for the ASCO Meeting Library to provide key audiences with direct access to important findings and clinical data within hours of the live event. ASCO provides unique access codes along with the customizable certificate template allowing the flexibility to add a corporate logo, recipient names, and special messaging. Meeting Videos and Slides access may be sponsored for all sessions or a custom selection of individual tracks (Annual Meeting only). Referred access is also available to increase traffic via your educational site.

Ancillary SessionsProvide bulk subscription access to presentation videos and slides of captured sessions from the ticketed and pre-Annual Meeting sessions from the ASCO Annual Meeting. These include the Clinical Problems in Oncology sessions, the New Drugs in Oncology Seminar, and other key seminars on topics such as Cancer Immunotherapy, the Economics of Cancer Care, and Genetics and Genomics for the Practicing Clinician.

Key PresentationsUtilize individual Meeting Videos and Slides presentations for streaming on a non-ASCO website, for broadcasting at local events, or for internal training. ASCO can help you create custom collections and can host your selections with branded log-in screens. Alternatively, distribute selected content on DVD, USB, or aggregate with other thematic symposia material to provide a comprehensive package to reinforce your key messages. Local language subtitling is available.

SUPPLEMENT YOUR EXISTING PORTAL

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OTHER KEY PROGRAMS: • Cancer Genetics • Tumor Genomics• Anti-Cancer Treatment

Toxicities • Professional Development

Series• Advanced Practitioner

Certificate Programs • Pain Management • Oncologic Pharmacology • Fundamentals of Clinical

Trials

ASCO® eLearning Essentials This annual subscription package offers unlimited access to over 100 of ASCO’s eLearning courses, including the ASCO Self-Evaluation App consisting of six topic-focused courses and 20 self-evaluation questions per course.

ASCO Multidisciplinary Molecular Tumor BoardsThese monthly multidisciplinary presentations, developed by ASCO’s expert faculty, explore evidence relating to issues in clinical scenarios through the context of a patient case. Tumor boards can be bundled into custom packages for sponsors.

Immuno-Oncology Program The six-course multidisciplinary Immuno-Oncology program provides a broad overview of immunobiology as well as focusing on more in-depth topics such as treatment, efficacy, monitoring, and management of immunobiologic agents. Each course is designed to be completed in 15 minutes or less. MOC, CME/CE, pharmacy, and nursing credits available.

LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Bulk Subscriptions Drive HCP engagement to your existing educational portal by providing access to ASCO content on your existing site. Alternatively, create bespoke packages ofthe eLearning courses with access provided via single code per user, delivered by your sales reps.

Custom CollectionsCombine ASCO eLearning courses with other content and coverage from the ASCO content licensing portfolio to deliver a custom collection in your preferred language. ASCO collections are tailored to provide HCPs with educational access to the most relevant and engaging oncology materials.

ASCO® eLearning provides a comprehensive and robust online platform with over 100 up-to-date clinical care learning modules for physicians, nurses, and advanced practitioners. ASCO eLearning courses cover all major tumor types, including lung, genitourinary, gastrointestinal, hematologic cancers, and much more. New courses are released monthly, and current courses are updated and reviewed annually.

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The current 6th Edition has a two-year lifespan, released in May 2018. The 7th Edition will be released in May 2020.

LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Full Reprints/Bulk Purchase This program may be sponsored individually as a print book for local print distribution in English or translation, as a full reprint, by chapter, or split into a modular series for multiple touch-point distributions by sales reps.

Self-assessment (CME and MOC) Access codes for the self-assessment can be provided to accompany the distribution of the full print book or eBook.

Mock Exam Online Access codes for the Mock Exam on ASCO eLearning can be provided in addition to the print book or eBook, or as a separate distribution.

BUNDLED PRICING FOR ALL THE ABOVE IS AVAILABLE.

Translations and AdaptionsCreate custom selections or combine chapter extracts with other ASCO content in English or the local language.

CME Accreditation Programs Create a CME program administered by a local provider tailored to your target audience.

The ASCO-SEP® is a must-have resource for physicians, fellows, clinical oncology pharmacists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and nurses. The program offers a comprehensive assessment of oncology knowledge and current understanding of cancer, its treatment, and the supportive care needed to optimize the quality of life for people with cancer.

The program covers a full range of topics in oncology, including: • Major cancer types• Epidemiology and cancer prevention • Strategies for geriatric cancer• Clinical trial design and statistics• Molecular biology • Overview of biologic therapy

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ASCO’s patient website, Cancer.Net™, was launched over a decade ago to provide patients, their families, and caregivers with timely, oncologist-vetted information. Cancer.Net continues to lead the way with reliable, trustworthy information that oncologists feel confident recommending to their patients.

LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsored ReprintsPatient guides, fact sheets, and booklets are available with the inclusion of a corporate logo.

Custom AdaptationsPatient Guides, Facts Sheets, and Booklets can be adapted for the local market with ASCO’s approval and can also be licensed, along with medical images, for inclusion in custom programs.

Translations and AdaptionsCreate custom selections or combine chapter extracts with other ASCO content in English or the local language.

Cobranded Cancer.Net printed patient materials

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CLINICAL ONCOLOGY2318 Mill Road, Suite 800, Alexandria, VA 22314 Toll Free: 888-651-3038 | Phone: 571-483-1300 www.asco.org | www.cancer.net | www.conquer.org © 2019 American Society of Clinical Oncology. For permissions information, contact permissions@asco.org.

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Anorexia: Loss of appetite.

Cachexia: The combination of weight loss and muscle mass loss, also called wasting.

Calorie: A measure of energy in food that the body can use to function.

Dietary supplement: A product taken by mouth to provide vitamins, minerals, or other nutrients missing from a person’s diet.

Dysgeusia: A change in the sense of taste.

Malnutrition: A condition that occurs when a person does not get nutrients from food that the body needs.

Metabolism: The process of the body breaking down food and turning it into energy.

Multivitamin: A dietary supplement that typically contains many different vitamins, minerals, and trace elements.

Nutrient: A substance in food that provides the body with the materials it needs to function.

Registered dietitian: A food and nutrition professional.

Palliative care: The relief of side effects, also called supportive care.

Questions to ask the health care teamRegular communication is important in making informed decisions about your health care. It can be helpful to bring someone along to your appointments to take notes. Consider asking your health care team the following questions:

�` What could be the underlying cause of my appetite loss?

�` Could my cancer or cancer treatment cause appetite loss?

�` Should I be concerned about the amount of weight I have lost?

�` What options do I have to treat the underlying cause of my appetite loss?

�` How can I make sure I get the nutrients I need while maintaining a healthy weight?

�` Are there any other treatments that would increase my appetite or address my weight loss?

�` Would you recommend meeting with a registered dietitian for help with my appetite loss?

�` Would you recommend taking a dietary supplement? If so, how much should I take and for how long?

�` What are the benefits, risks, and side effects of taking this dietary supplement?

�` Could taking dietary supplements interfere with my cancer treatment?

�` If I have a question or problem, who should I call?

Find more information about appetite loss and other side effects at www.cancer.net/sideeffects. For a digital list of questions, download Cancer.Net’s free mobile app at www.cancer.net/app.

Words to know

This fact sheet was developed by and is © 2019 American Society of Clinical Oncology, Inc. (ASCO). All rights reserved worldwide. No sponsor was involved in the development of the content. The mention of any company, product, service, or therapy does not constitute an endorsement of any kind by ASCO or Conquer Cancer®, the ASCO Foundation. It is the responsibility of the treating physician or other health care provider, relying on independent experience and knowledge of the patient, to determine drug dosages and the best treatment for the patient. ASCO assumes no responsibility for any injury or damage to persons or property arising out of or related to any use of the fact sheet or any errors or omissions. Information in ASCO’s patient education materials is not intended as medical advice or as a substitute for medical advice. Patients with health care-related questions should call or see their physician or other health care provider promptly and should not disregard professional medical advice, or delay seeking it, because of information encountered here. ASCO believes that all treatment decisions should be made between patients and their doctors. Advances in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer occur regularly. For more information, visit Cancer.Net (www.cancer.net).

Health Care Professionals: To order more printed copies, please call 888-273-3508 or visit www.cancer.net/estore.

ASCO ANSWERS is a collection of oncologist-approved patient education materials developed by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) for people with cancer and their caregivers.

Appetite Loss�� What is appetite loss?

Loss of appetite is a common symptom of cancer and side effect of cancer treatment. People with poor appetite or appetite loss may eat less than usual, have no feelings of hunger, or feel full after eating only a small amount. Ongoing appetite loss may lead to weight loss, malnutrition, and fatigue and weakness from muscle loss.

�� What causes appetite loss?Many types of cancer, including ovarian, pancreatic, and stomach cancer, may cause a loss of appetite because they affect a person’s metabolism. Other types of cancer may enlarge the spleen or liver so it pushes on the stomach, creating a feeling of fullness. Ascites, a buildup of fluid in the abdomen, may also create a feeling of fullness. In addition, poor appetite may result from specific medications or treatments, such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or surgery to any part of the gastrointestinal tract, such as the stomach or intestines. Other side effects of cancer treatment, such as nausea and vomiting, difficulty swallowing, taste changes, and depression, may cause appetite loss.

�� How is appetite loss diagnosed?There is no test that can diagnose poor appetite. Let your doctor know if you experience appetite loss. Your doctor will likely do a physical examination to check for anything unusual and ask you questions about the severity of your appetite loss, how long you have been experiencing appetite loss, how much weight you have lost, and any other symptoms you are experiencing. The doctor may also recommend tests to check for health conditions that could cause poor appetite.

�� How is appetite loss treated?If possible, the first step in treating appetite loss is to address the underlying cause. Treatment for conditions such as mouth sores, dry mouth, pain, or depression should help improve appetite. Additional treatments for appetite loss and associated weight loss may include medications that increase appetite, medications that help food move through the intestines, nutritional supplement drinks, and tube feeding. Dietary supplements, such as multivitamins, may also be appropriate for people with cancer who are not able to get all of their nutrients through food. Because high doses of specific nutrient supplements can be harmful, it is important to talk with your doctor if you plan to take individual supplements.

Ask your health care team for tips to help you get the calories and nutrients your body needs and maintain a healthy weight, even when your appetite is poor. They may ask you to keep a food diary for a few days to help them create the best plan for you. Your health care team may also recommend that you meet with a registered dietitian for dietary counseling to help you accomplish these goals.

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LICENSING OPPORTUNITIES

License individual or the complete set of ASCO Guidelines and other evidence content for application into electronic health record systems, clinical decision support platforms, educational portals, and other oncology health provider solutions.

Each year, research conducted worldwide yields volumes of new evidence that helps improve the care of people living with cancer. With over 100 ASCO guideline products available, ASCO is committed to synthesizing and providing a critical assessment of that evidence, along with leading expert interpretation, to reflect the culmination of progress in a specific area of cancer research. ASCO’s high-quality development process makes it possible to provide trustworthy evidence-based guidance for practitioners regarding the best cancer treatments and care for their patients.

ASCO Answers™ Guides to CancerThese comprehensive oncologist-approved guides help newly diagnosed patients better understand their disease and treatment options. They include information

about diagnosis, treatment, side effects, and psychosocial effects, and allow patients to record the specifics of their diagnosis and treatment plan. Available guides include: Breast Cancer, Caregiving, Colorectal Cancer, Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Prostate Cancer, Small Cell Lung Cancer, and Survivorship.

ASCO Answers™ Fact SheetsThis series of one-page (front and back) fact sheets provides an introduction to a specific type of cancer, cancer treatment, or side effect. Each includes an overview of the subject,

an illustration, words to know, and questions to ask the health care team.

ASCO Answers™ BookletsThese topic-specific booklets provide patients and caregivers with detailed information to help address common concerns. Available booklets include: Advanced Cancer

Care Planning, Managing Cancer-Related Pain, Managing the Cost of Cancer Care, Managing Your Weight After a Cancer Diagnosis, Palliative Care, and Stopping Tobacco Use After a Cancer Diagnosis.

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