The conference will bring together around 300 delegates, including leading radiation oncologists, medical professionals and experts in cancer care from across Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and other parts of India.
The conference aims to provide an important platform to take advances used at the international and national levels to the grassroots level to achieve a cure and better quality of life for cancer patients, the organisers said.
It will also facilitate sharing the latest advances in radiation oncology, discussing evolving treatment strategies, exchanging clinical experiences and strengthening multidisciplinary cancer care, she added.
