Bridging Inequities in Neuroendocrine Cancer Care： A Conversation with Dr. Udhayvir Grewal • 2025
In this meaningful discussion, Dr. Udhay Grewal from Emory’s Winship Cancer Institute talks with the Neuroendocrine Cancer Foundation about inequities in neuroendocrine cancer care — and why ensuring equitable access to treatment, research, and support is essential as the field continues to advance. Despite promising progress in research and new therapies, many patients from underserved communities — including racial and ethnic minorities and those in rural areas — continue to face major barriers to diagnosis, care, and clinical trial opportunities. Dr. Grewal shares insights from emerging research, ongoing advocacy, and collaborative initiatives aimed at closing these gaps. 🌍 What You’ll Learn: Why inequities exist in NET care — and how they show up in diagnosis, treatment, and trial access What recent research reveals about disparities in clinical care, clinical trials, and end-of-life support How collaboration between researchers, advocacy groups, clinicians, and patients is helping drive change Practical ways patients and caregivers can get involved and help move progress forward “Progress is not progress if it isn’t equitable.” — Dr. Udhay Grewal 📍 Learn More & Get Involved Explore resources, clinical trial listings, and NET support programs at: 🔗 NCF.net
In this meaningful discussion, Dr. Udhay Grewal from Emory’s Winship Cancer Institute talks with the Neuroendocrine Cancer Foundation about inequities in neuroendocrine cancer care — and why ensuring equitable access to treatment, research, and support is essential as the field continues to advance. Despite promising progress in research and new therapies, many patients from underserved communities — including racial and ethnic minorities and those in rural areas — continue to face major barriers to diagnosis, care, and clinical trial opportunities. Dr. Grewal shares insights from emerging research, ongoing advocacy, and collaborative initiatives aimed at closing these gaps. 🌍 What You’ll Learn: Why inequities exist in NET care — and how they show up in diagnosis, treatment, and trial access What recent research reveals about disparities in clinical care, clinical trials, and end-of-life support How collaboration between researchers, advocacy groups, clinicians, and patients is helping drive change Practical ways patients and caregivers can get involved and help move progress forward “Progress is not progress if it isn’t equitable.” — Dr. Udhay Grewal 📍 Learn More & Get Involved Explore resources, clinical trial listings, and NET support programs at: 🔗 NCF.net