Oluwatobiloba Oguntoyinbo is a clinical research professional, skilled science communicator, and an advocate for equitable cancer care across Africa. With a strong academic background in cancer biology and translational research, she is driven by the mission to bridge the gap between complex scientific advancements and the communities most affected by cancer.
She is the Co-founder of Synced Cancer Initiative, a nonprofit organization focused on simplifying cancer-related information, increasing awareness of treatment options and clinical trials, and empowering patients and their families through advocacy and education. Under her leadership, Synced Cancer Initiative creates accessible, culturally relevant content that demystifies cancer care, particularly for young adults and underserved populations.
Her work lies at the intersection of research, policy, and public engagement. She has written extensively on the transformative role of clinical trials in improving cancer care, and working to foster partnerships with pharmaceutical companies to increase African representation in global oncology trials.
Oluwatobiloba Oguntoyinbo is a clinical research professional, skilled science communicator, and an advocate for equitable cancer care across Africa. With a strong academic background in cancer biology and translational research, she is driven by the mission to bridge the gap between complex scientific advancements and the communities most affected by cancer.
She is the Co-founder of Synced Cancer Initiative, a nonprofit organization focused on simplifying cancer-related information, increasing awareness of treatment options and clinical trials, and empowering patients and their families through advocacy and education. Under her leadership, Synced Cancer Initiative creates accessible, culturally relevant content that demystifies cancer care, particularly for young adults and underserved populations.
Her work lies at the intersection of research, policy, and public engagement. She has written extensively on the transformative role of clinical trials in improving cancer care, and working to foster partnerships with pharmaceutical companies to increase African representation in global oncology trials.
What You'll
Real stories from people who’ve battled cancer firsthand are really inspiring. These stories:
• Give you a glimpse of experiences across different cancer types and stages
• Provide hope and encouragement for those facing cancer today
• Highlight the unique coping methods they used
I love simplifying complex scientific studies into easy-to-understand language that anyone can grasp. Here, you’ll find:
• Insight to new tech in cancer detection and treatment
• Summaries of the latest cancer research papers
• Updates on clinical trials and their implications
• Explanation of new treatment options
