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Program Agenda

A three course meal will be served throughout the evening.

The 2026 University of Toronto Summer CME Evening will focus on chemotherapy induced lung disease and the latest in asthma research. The program will update the knowledge of physicians involved in the assessment, testing and treatment of patients with asthma and chemotherapy induced lung disease. Emphasis will be placed on audience participation.

1830 Registration
1900 Dinner is served
1915 Welcome

Dr. John Thenganatt MD, FRCP
CME Director, Division of Respirology, University of Toronto

Session I

Dr. Shane Shapera MD, FRCPC
Toronto General Hospital

Lung disease in the Oncologic Patient: Shifting Paradigms

After the session Lung disease in the Oncologic Patient: Shifting Paradigms, participants will be able to review clinical pearls in the management of specific drug-induced pneumonitides, explore treatment options for severe checkpoint inhibitor pneumonitis, consider important uncommon causes of dyspnea and CT abnormalities in cancer patients, and prepare for the unique therapeutic challenges that are anticipated with upcoming anti-body drug conjugate (ADC) therapies for cancer.

Session II

Dr. Matthew Stanbrook MD, FRCP
Toronto Western Hospital

Asthma-Related Research – Key Papers from the Last Twelve Months

After the session on Asthma research, participants will be able to cite/name the most important clinical research in asthma over the past twelve months. Participants will be able to apply potential new therapies for the treatment of asthma. Participants will be able to integrate this new information into their management approach of asthma patients.
2045 End of Evening

Event Dates

Thursday, June 4, 2026

Location

Crowne Plaza Toronto Hotel
Ballroom South
900 York Mills Road
Toronto, ON M3B 3H2
T: (416) 444-2511

Registration Fees

All costs are in Canadian dollars.

Registration before June 1st $40.00
Registration as of June 1st $60.00

Registration fees will be reimbursed in full for residents and fellows following the event with proof of status (student or hospital ID) and proof of attendance (sign-in required).

Information

Conference Services
conferences@uhn.ca
 

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