π ASCO 2025 Social Media Insights
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How is social media shaping the conversation in the #oncology space? Our latest ASCO 2025 Social Media report uncovers key trends from X before, during, and after the event.
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Key Hashtags: Discussions focused on lung and breast cancer (#lcsm, #breastcancer π«π) and thoracic oncology research (#CancerResearch, #NSCLC π¬). Strong engagement came from breast cancer communities and medical professionals (#bcsm, #MedTwitter π©ββοΈπ²). Other key themes included immunotherapy π§«, AI π€, clinical trials π, prostate cancer βοΈ, and patient care β€οΈ.
The top discussion theme was data-driven insights π (~17%), followed by efficacy β (~16.4%) and clinical trials/studies π§ͺ (~14.7%). Treatment π (~11.9%) also stood out. Additional topics included diagnosis, safety π‘οΈ, education π, and Congress updates ποΈ.
Leading Voices: Doctors π©Ί led the conversation, contributing ~86% of posts. Media π° (~8%) and education, advocates, and companies π§βπ«π£οΈπ’ (~2% each) played smaller roles. Notably, there were no high-volume posts from researchers π or nurses π©ββοΈ this year.
Audience Sentiment: About 72% of posts reflected a positive π toneβhighlighting scientific progress, breakthroughs, and community excitement. Around 28% were neutral π, focused on logistics, session highlights, and shared resources. No negative β sentiment was recorded.
Text Analytics: Clinical priorities included breast, lung, colorectal cancers, and myeloma π§¬. Therapeutic discussions centered on chemotherapy π, immunotherapy π‘οΈ, and precision oncology π―. ASCO 2025 was clearly a research-led, patient-centered β€οΈ event.
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