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This article introduces the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Resource-Stratified Guidelines. It provides context on ASCO Guidelines and global cancer control efforts.

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Area of Science:

Oncology
Global Health
Clinical Guidelines

Background:

The global cancer burden necessitates tailored treatment strategies.
Existing guidelines may not be universally applicable due to resource limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Resource-Stratified Guidelines.
To contextualize these guidelines within ASCO's broader guideline development.
To highlight ASCO's commitment to addressing the global cancer burden.

Main Methods:

Review of ASCO's guideline development processes.
Analysis of the framework for resource stratification.
Synthesis of existing literature on global cancer care disparities.

Main Results:

The ASCO Resource-Stratified Guidelines offer a framework for adapting cancer care to diverse healthcare settings.
These guidelines complement existing ASCO Guidelines by considering resource availability.
The development reflects a strategic approach to improving cancer outcomes worldwide.

Conclusions:

The ASCO Resource-Stratified Guidelines are a crucial tool for equitable cancer care globally.
These guidelines support oncologists in resource-limited settings.
ASCO is actively engaged in initiatives to reduce the global impact of cancer.