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The Circuit · New York

CAHON 13th Annual New York Oncology Forum

Hosted by Chinese American Hematologist and Oncologist Network (CAHON)

When
October 2-4, 2026
Where
Sheraton La Guardia East, 135-20 39th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354 (Friday dinner also at Asian Jewels, 133-30 39th Ave)Flushing

CAHON's 13th Annual New York Oncology Forum runs Friday through Sunday, October 2-4, 2026, centered at Sheraton La Guardia East, 135-20 39th Ave in Flushing. Host copy frames the weekend as an educational update from the latest ASH, ASCO, and SITC meetings for more than 100 clinicians, researchers, fellows, and lab scientists in hematology and oncology. Friday opens with a 7:00 PM dinner promotional talk at Asian Jewels, 133-30 39th Ave. Saturday runs roughly 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM with plenaries, solid-tumor and hematology tracks, and case discussions. Sunday runs 7:30 AM to about 1:00 PM. Stanford's Ronald Levy delivers the Lifetime Achievement Award lecture on CAR-T cells Saturday morning.

The Chinese American Hematologist and Oncologist Network has staged this Flushing franchise for thirteen years, which is the Circuit quality signal: a named Chinese American oncology network, a re-checkable agenda, and a room that compounds peer density across academic centers and community practices. Industry registration on the live page is free for clinical researchers, MSLs, and CMOs, and $500 for commercial sales and marketing seats. Treat the posted agenda as tentative until you confirm closer to the weekend, and email info@cahon.org or Annie McSherry on exhibits if you need a booth rather than a badge alone.

This is right for Chinese American and aligned hematology-oncology clinicians, fellows, and industry medical colleagues who want Flushing CME density with a named lifetime lecture attached. Skip it if you need a general AAPI career mixer or a PE dealmakers breakfast. Bring one concrete trial-collaboration or practice question, and plan Queens traffic plus hotel parking for a Friday dinner that sits a short walk from the Sheraton. Commercial attendees should clear the $500 fee before assuming the free clinical lane applies.

If you are choosing between this oncology weekend and a thinner Midtown networking night the same month, stay here for the densest Chinese American heme-onc room on the Circuit calendar. Start on cahon.org, confirm clinical versus commercial pricing, and re-check Friday dinner timing and Sunday close before you book flights into LaGuardia.

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