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Endocrine Tumors Program Clinical Trials

A clinical trial is one of the final steps in a long and careful cancer research process that is looking for better ways to prevent, diagnose, or treat cancer. Clinical trials test new medical approaches in patients with cancer, and are important to developing new treatments for cancer. Many of the "standard treatments" that patients with cancer receive today were developed based on the results of previous clinical trials.

The following is a list of clinical trials with which this cancer care program is currently involved. Talk to your doctor to find out if a clinical trial is right for you.

Other Endocrine System Clinical Trials
Early vs. Later Palliative Cancer Care: Clinical and Biobehavioral Effects
Other Endocrine System
D0946
Bakitas
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Reducing Disparities in Health for Vulnerable Populations in NH and VT: Journey Forward Cancer Survivor Care Planning in the Rural Northeast
Other Endocrine System
FED11061
Pace
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Umbrella Long-Term Follow Up Protocol
Other Endocrine System
ALTE05N1
Chaffee
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Thyroid Clinical Trials
Early vs. Later Palliative Cancer Care: Clinical and Biobehavioral Effects
Thyroid
D0946
Bakitas
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Reducing Disparities in Health for Vulnerable Populations in NH and VT: Journey Forward Cancer Survivor Care Planning in the Rural Northeast
Thyroid
FED11061
Pace
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