The Doctors On Call: A Town Hall with GI Oncologists

Town Hall Topic: Advances in the Treatment and Early Detection of Stomach Cancer

Moderated by Dr. Rutika Mehta (Weill Cornell Medicine) Featuring Special Guest Dr. Jim Goldenring (Vanderbilt University)

Join us for a fast‑paced, community‑focused conversation on the latest progress in stomach cancer. Dr. Rutika Mehta, a gastrointestinal medical oncologist at Weill Cornell known for her thoughtful, patient‑centered care, will guide the discussion. She’ll be joined by Dr. Jim Goldenring, a leading Vanderbilt researcher whose groundbreaking work has shaped today’s understanding of how stomach cancer begins and how we might detect it earlier.

Together, they’ll break down new advances in treatment and early detection, answer audience questions, and share what emerging science could mean for patients and families.

This interactive session will help patients, caregivers, and advocates understand the latest data’s implications for treatment options, research momentum, and the future of care. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions during a live Q&A.

All are welcome — whether you’re newly diagnosed, in treatment, supporting a loved one, or staying informed as part of our community

Please note: The session will be recorded. Register now to reserve your spot!

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