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Knowing what to expect from a clinical trial can help you decide to take part. Learn about their importance, how they work, and how to evaluate a clinical trial before joining.
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Scientists and doctors work every day to make progress against cancer. But they cannot do it alone. They need people with cancer, who survived cancer, or who are affected by cancer through family to help make advances.
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Cancer research is the key to progress against cancer. Learn more about cancer research and how you can become a partner in cancer research by taking part in a study.
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Contact UsResults from Cancer Research
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Trial Confirms CAR T-Cell Therapy Benefits People with Aggressive LymphomasNew trial results show axicabtagene ciloleucel improved survival for some people with large B-cell lymphoma.
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For Some with Rectal Cancer, Radiation May Be UnnecessaryA chemo combo before surgery is effective and may spare patients long-term sides effects of radiation.
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FDA Approves New Initial Treatment Option for Some Metastatic Prostate CancersEnzalutamide–talazoparib combo is approved to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancers with certain gene alterations.
