About Onco'Zine, ADC Review | Journal of Antibody-drug Conjugates and The Onco'Zine Brief
Delivering Quality Information to Oncologists, Hematologists, Oncology Nurses, Physicians, Academic and Industry Researchers, Allied Health Professionals, and Patients and their Family and Friends
About US
About Onco'Zine, ADC Review and The Onco'Zine Brief
Quality information for oncologists, hematologists, oncology nurses, physicians, academic and industry researchers, allied health professionals, and for patients, their families and friends.
Onco'Zine, The International Oncology Network (ISSN 2168-5339), has covered cancer research and care since 2001. Its sister publication, ADC Review | Journal of Antibody-Drug Conjugates, and our radio program and podcast, The Onco'Zine Brief, share the same purpose. We want to help the people who treat cancer understand what a new study, approval or trial result actually means, and what it could change for their patients.
What we cover
We report on the research, findings and announcements we believe will change how cancer is treated in the United States and beyond. That includes clinical trial results, regulatory decisions, basic and translational science, health policy, and the economics of drug development. Our reporters and editors bring backgrounds in both oncology and journalism. They take the time to understand the science before they write about it.
How we report
We try to go further than the headline. When a company announces that a trial met its endpoint, we look for the numbers behind the announcement. We check claims against the peer-reviewed literature and public trial registries, and we say plainly what has not yet been shown. Press releases are where a story begins, not where it ends. When an important claim rests on a single source, we tell readers so. When the evidence is incomplete or contested, we leave that tension in the story rather than smoothing it over. Every article is fact-checked by our editors before it is published.
Onco'Zine, ADC Review and The Onco'Zine Brief are editorially independent. Advertisers, sponsors, underwriters and individual supporters have no say in what we cover or how we cover it. We do not endorse any treatment, product or service.
At the meetings
Much of our reporting starts at the scientific meetings where new data are first presented. Each year our correspondents in the United States, Canada and Europe attend roughly 20 to 25 oncology and hematology meetings, usually with two or three writers at each. They talk with the researchers, clinicians, and industry and government figures whose work is changing practice. Experienced freelance journalists extend that coverage, so readers get complete reporting and balanced analysis. You'll find it all under Conference Coverage.
What we publish
Onco'Zine publishes news, feature articles, expert interviews, editorials and conference coverage. It also runs The Onco'Zine Dossier, a series of in-depth reports on a single subject, from the history of thalidomide to fifty years of smoking and health. We also keep a running record of oncology and hematology drug approvals.
ADC Review | Journal of Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ISSN 2327-0152), launched in 2013, is devoted to antibody-drug conjugates and the science around them. That science includes bispecific antibodies, site-specific conjugates, small molecule drug conjugates and engineered antibody fragments. Its readers work across academia, pharma and biotech, clinical practice, regulatory affairs, payers and policy. Alongside peer-reviewed research, commentary and news, it offers ADC University, a knowledge center for readers new to the field, and an ADC drug map.
The Journal of CAR T-Cell Therapy covers the development and clinical use of CAR T-cell therapies and accepts manuscript submissions.
Changing Strategies in the War on Cancer is our video program on how cancer care is changing.
The Oncology Directory and the ADC Directory are member-driven companions to our publications. Practices, experts and companies working in cancer research, diagnostics, care and ADC development can use them to share articles, videos, events, products and career opportunities.
The Onco'Zine Brief
The Onco'Zine Brief is our weekly radio program and podcast, hosted by Peter Hofland. It began as an independent program developed for public radio and now runs to more than 100 episodes. Each episode invites researchers, clinicians, industry representatives, regulators, patient advocates, and patients and survivors to talk through the developments that matter. The program also carries round tables and interviews recorded at oncology and hematology meetings.
The Brief is distributed through PRX (Public Radio Exchange) and airs on UK Health Radio in the United Kingdom. It is also available on Spreaker, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, YouTube and other major platforms.
If you would like to be a guest, contact our editorial team. Interviews can be recorded in person or remotely.
Guest essays, op-eds and editorials
We welcome contributions from healthcare professionals. We publish op-eds, editorials, guest essays and other contributed articles from readers, key opinion leaders and members of our Editorial Advisory Board. To propose an article, contact us.
Editorial Advisory Board
Our publications and program are guided by the Executive Editor and an independent Editorial Advisory Board. If you would like to represent your community on the board, we would like to hear from you. That community might be oncologists, hematologists, oncology nurses, practitioners, academic specialists, or industry leaders with cross-disciplinary expertise. Apply to join the Editorial Advisory Board.
Continuing medical education
All continuing medical education (CME) and maintenance of certification (MOC) programs associated with Onco'Zine are developed by our accredited partner, the American Association for Medical Education and Information (AAMEI®).
Who this information is for
Most of what we publish is technical and written for healthcare professionals. If you are a patient or caregiver, you are welcome here. Please look for content marked as patient information, such as our frequently asked questions about cancer, and talk with your doctor about how anything you read applies to you. Nothing on this site replaces the advice of your own care team.
Onco'Zine is a National Cancer Institute content distribution partner and carries regularly updated NCI content. Where it matters, pages with medical information show the date they were last updated.
How we're funded
Onco'Zine is published by Sunvalley Communication, LLC. We are funded by advertising, sponsorship and program underwriting, and increasingly by readers and listeners who support the work directly.
Companies can sponsor our coverage of specific medical society and industry meetings. That coverage runs across our conference landing pages, newsletters, podcasts, video interviews and online channels. For advertising and sponsorship, see our advertising and sponsorship options or download our media kit.
Readers can support our reporting through Your Support, and listeners can become sustaining members of The Onco'Zine Brief on Patreon. Reader contributions go to Sunvalley Communication. They are not charitable donations and are not tax-deductible. Like every other source of funding, they have no influence on our reporting.
Get involved
Healthcare professionals can register through The Oncology Directory, free of charge, to connect with colleagues and share their work. U.S. readers can sign up for our newsletter online or by texting CANCER to 66866.
You'll also find Onco'Zine, ADC Review and The Onco'Zine Brief on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud and Xing.
Publishing team
Peter Hofland, PhD | Publisher and Executive Editor (USA)
Danielle Garcia | Co-Executive Publisher and Correspondent (Europe)
Maggie Corvalán Urízar | Senior Editor
Eric Rosenthal | Editor-at-Large
Sonya Saldana | Consultant, Medical Education
Abigail Adair | Consultant
Broadcast and podcast team
Peter Hofland, PhD | Executive Producer and Host
Danielle Garcia | Co-Executive Producer
Sonia Portillo | Co-Host
Shelly Reynolds | Co-Host
Ginni Saraswati | Producer
Kourtney Balsan | Associate Producer
Ashley Tough | Senior Editor
Eric Rosenthal | Editor-at-Large
Paul Schmidt | Reporter
Bryant Reyes | Reporter
David Caylor | Voice Talent
Johann Ilgenfritz | UK Health Radio
Behind every article and episode is a wider team: project managers, assignment editors, publication planners, designers, marketers, web engineers, programmers and data scientists. Without them, none of this would reach you.
Contact us
If you have a question or comment about our editorial content, please contact us online or write to:
Sunvalley Communication, LLC
Editorial Management, Onco'Zine
4960 South Gilbert Rd, Suite 1-286
Chandler, Arizona 85249
Disclaimer
The information in our publications and programs is written for healthcare professionals in North America and Europe, and is intended as an educational resource only. It is not a guide to diagnosis or treatment, and it does not replace the judgment of a licensed physician. The treating physician is solely responsible for evidence-based decisions about patient care, including diagnosis, surgery, medication, dose, scheduling and supportive care. Before prescribing any medication, review the complete prescribing information.
Sunvalley Communication disclaims any liability arising from errors in the information in our publications, broadcasts and podcasts. For more information, please read our Terms and Conditions.
Last updated: September 2026
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The Onco'Zine Brief
The Onco'Zine Brief is an interview and discussion program covering a broad range of topics and timely news updates with information from all oncology disciplines and sub-specialties from around the world. The program is a sponsor-supported broadcast/podcast for healthcare professionals involved in the management and care of cancer patients as well as cancer patients and their family and friends.
How to join as a guest
Being a guest in The Onco'Zine Brief helps brand you as an expert, increase your awareness, establishes you as a thought leader, educates people and promotes your business. It is relatively easy to do. As a guest you’ll be discussing your area of expertise. It is not difficult to set up. If you're interested, contact the editorial team. Interviews can be in person or remotely.
Become a Patron
Become a Monthly Sustaining Member of The Onco'Zine Brief and strengthen your relationship with the team behind the broadcast/podcast.
Conferences Coverage
Sponsorship of Conference Coverage of important medical society and industry meetings offers broad brand exposure across multiple channels including exclusive placement on our conference/meeting specific landing pages, newsletters, along with podcasts and video interviews and specialty online channels during the select conference.
Media Kit
Download the 2023/2024 Media Kit for an overview of an unique blend of advertisement and sponsorship solutions designed to develop a strategic and customized targeted media campaign.
Partner with our team! We'll help you with analyzing your objectives and goals and then collaborate with your team in developing a successful advertising and sponsorship campaign. When you download our Media Kit we will keep you informed about all our integrated solutions.
ADC Review | Journal of Antibody-drug Conjugates (ISSN 2327-0152), launched in 2013, is designed to serve the needs of a diverse community of individuals including academia, life sciences, Pharma, (basic, translational and clinical) research, clinicians/physicians, along with regulatory affairs, government authorities and representatives from payers, and policy makers.

The Oncology Directory provides a comprehensive, member-driven resource to search, review, compare and connect with all of the key stakeholders involved in the development of novel cancer agents, cancer diagnostics and treatment of patients with cancer.
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