Supportive care in the world: an international opinion on MASCC's perspectives

This commentary reflects an international perspective on where supportive care stands and where it must go. It highlights MASCC's contributions and future vision through its Study Groups, Centers of Excellence, and the Supportive Care 2030 Movement, a global roadmap for equity, universal access, and improved patient-reported outcomes. Supportive care is not optional; it is a right and a prerequisite for quality cancer care and survivorship, requiring sustained innovation, inclusivity, and global commitment.