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Clinical Trials

Embracing Hope
Clinical trials offer new hope and the opportunity to receive innovative treatments not yet available to the general public. Read More ›

Tomorrow’s Medicine, Today
Clinical trials may represent a first hope (not a last resort) when dealing with cancer. Read More ›

Breakthroughs for All
Achieving health equity through diversity in clinical trials is an imperative to improving healthcare. Here’s how one company is contributing to that effort. Read More ›

The Benefits of and Barriers to Participating in Clinical Trials
Clinical trials offer patients the opportunity to get the newest and most promising cancer treatments, so why do only 5% of adult patients with cancer participate in them? Read about the key barriers that need to be addressed. Read More ›

Fighting Cancer Amid a Pandemic: My Cross-Country Clinical Trial Experience
At age 68, Dan Greene was told the intense pain in his abdomen was likely pancreatic cancer, until further testing determined he had stage IV stomach cancer. Joining a clinical trial gave him a second chance. Read More ›

Clinical Trial Aims to Reduce Malnutrition in Patients with Lung Cancer
Combating malnutrition should be at the forefront of cancer care, as studies have shown that up to 80% of patients with cancer are malnourished at some point during their treatment. Dr. Spees describes a new clinical trial focused on improving the nutrition of patients with lung cancer. Read More ›

A Clinical Trial Is Saving My Life
Catherine North has been living with stage IV (metastatic) breast cancer for more than 5 years. She describes her positive experience in a clinical trial, which she highly recommends to people facing similar circumstances. Read More ›

Why Improving Enrollment and Diversity in Cancer Clinical Trials Requires the Attention of State Lawmakers
Dana Dornsife, Founder and CEO of Lazarex Cancer Foundation, examines the importance of cancer clinical trials, noting that only about 5% of patients enrolled in clinical trials are from minority communities, something that needs to change. Read More ›

Oncology Clinical Trials: Is It a Choice for You?

The Gift of Life After Skin Cancer: From Surgeon to Being a Patient
After a lifetime of treating patients, Dr. David Crouch understood his own illness left little room for optimism as skin cancer returned again and again. As a last resort, he joined a clinical trial of a new immunotherapy that provided him a new lease on life. Today, after 2 years in remission, his mission is to educate people about this cancer and this immunotherapy. Read More ›

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