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Abstract
Oncologists are obliged to learn as precision medicine, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy grow at such a rapid pace. Webinars are progressively replacing traditional distribution strategies such as conferences and publications due to their flexibility, live expert engagement, and cost-effective education. This paper discusses the revolutionary impact of webinars on oncology education, their advantages convenience, peer-to-peer networking, instant access to the latest research, and high rates of engagement (7580% attendance, 75% post-event engagement). Hidoc, with 13,000 active users, is a prime example of how customized webinars on subjects such as PD-1 inhibitors and bispecific antibodies improve clinical decision-making. Data indicate robust preferences for applied, case-based content and integrated treatment strategies. Webinars fill the knowledge gap between research and practice and are invaluable for oncologists confronting rapid innovations. With the development of digital education, webinars are likely to continue being the foundation of continuous learning and better patient outcomes in oncology
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Copyright © 2025 Varun Gadia. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
