Christabel Cheung, PhD, MSW is a nationally recognized speaker known for her dynamic presentations and ability to translate complex research into clear, actionable insights. She has delivered keynotes and plenary talks to audiences across academic, clinical, philanthropic, and public forums—earning acclaim for her clarity, authenticity, and thought-provoking content. Dr. Cheung consistently delivers presentations that empower audiences with practical tools and scientific understanding to drive measurable improvements in care.

As a trusted voice on scientific panels and podcasts, Dr. Cheung contributes a nuanced, data-driven perspective to critical discussions on adolescent and young adult (AYA) oncology, survivorship, and innovation in health care delivery. Her engaging delivery and grounded presence make her a sought-after lecturer and trainer capable of catalyzing meaningful reflection and dialogue.

Dr. Cheung’s speaking engagements include high-profile events hosted by the American Cancer Society, American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), Global AYA Cancer Congress, National Cancer Institute’s Training Program in Cancer Control Research, Association of Oncology Social Work (AOSW), Association of Pediatric Oncology Social Work (APOSW), Stupid Cancer’s CancerCON, and Teen Cancer America’s SEE Summit. Her national influence was underscored by her role as an invited speaker for the U.S. President’s Cancer Moonshot delegation on AYA Oncology.

At ASCO’s Annual Meeting, Dr. Cheung received the GRASP Advocate Choice Award, selected from more than 5,000 presentations. This prestigious recognition at the world’s largest clinical cancer research forum reflects her rare capacity to translate scientific evidence into meaningful engagement with patients and the broader public.

Dr. Cheung’s insights have been featured by CNN.com, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s The Bloodline Podcast, The ASCO Post, Oncology Central, The San Francisco Chronicle, and San Francisco Examiner, among others.