Help Advance The Next Generation Of Cancer Drugs
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Help Advance the Next Generation of Cancer Drugs
Join the Fight Against Cancer
Be a part of a groundbreaking movement in cancer research. Researchers are seeking everyday Americans to join the frontline of public health initiatives across the U.S.
The Call for Participants
In collaboration with the Coalition of Cancer Cooperative Groups, experts have identified 10 critical colorectal clinical studies. These studies present significant research opportunities and require immediate support to reach completion. Together, they aim to enroll over 17,500 participants. Nine of these trials will test innovative treatments for colorectal cancer, while one focuses on prevention, involving healthy participants.
How to Get Involved
Interested patients and caregivers can find detailed information by visiting [CancerTrialsHelp.org](http://www.CancerTrialsHelp.org). The site features a user-friendly tool called QuickLink, designed to help you explore major colorectal cancer clinical trials and determine your eligibility seamlessly.
Understanding Clinical Trials
"Clinical trials are invaluable, not just as a research tool, but also to the individuals who participate," explains Dr. Robert L. Comis, president of the Coalition of Cancer Cooperative Groups. He emphasizes that the common belief regarding placebo use is a misconception. Placebos are hardly ever used instead of actual treatment in cancer trials.
Currently, the U.S. hosts nearly 270 colorectal cancer studies and over 4,500 cancer trials overall. QuickLink offers comprehensive information on 10 prominent colorectal trials, along with resources for patient support.
Accessing Trials Near You
TrialCheck provides an efficient way to determine eligibility for participation in these and other studies. It displays search results by proximity to your zip code, making it easier to find trials near you. This tool is the most regularly updated cancer clinical trial database in the U.S.
Personal Benefits of Participation
Participation in clinical trials can benefit you directly. Patients receive either the best available treatment or a new therapy that could potentially improve upon existing treatments. Moreover, there are numerous trials focusing on prevention, screening, and early detection of colorectal cancer or precancerous polyps.
Your Role in the Fight Against Cancer
Participants in clinical trials are crucial in combating cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates nearly 150,000 new colorectal cancer cases will be diagnosed in the U.S. this year. Many of these patients could find suitable trials as part of their treatment plan, and they are encouraged to learn more and discuss with their doctors.
Cancer clinical trials aim to enhance the "best available therapies," ensuring the rights and welfare of participants are safeguarded. Join this vital effort and contribute to advancing cancer treatments today.
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