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Cancer clinical trials are available at hundreds of medical centers throughout the United States and thousands more across the world. Please view the following two video series for an overview of the power of clinical trials and if they might be right for you. You can search clinical trials by cancer type, by zip code, and many other filters HERE :Search Clinical Trials. There are instructional videos on how to search on that page, in the left hand column.
Cancer Research Update Video Series from Dana Farber: Overview and Vignettes
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Cancer Clinical Trials Video Series from MD Anderson: Overview and Vignettes
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A new clinical trial reports that a weight loss drug can reduce diabetes risk and increases the chances of remission among those who have the condition. - 5 days ago, 8 Oct 18, 7:00am -
A new cancer vaccine shows promise for treating a range of more aggressive HER2-positive cancers in an early, phase I clinical trial. - 12 days ago, 1 Oct 18, 8:00am -
Researchers have found a way to 'trick' bacteria into eating a compound that is similar to iron and destroys the microbes from the inside. - 12 days ago, 1 Oct 18, 3:00am -
A new database of circadian changes in genetic expression can help physicians time drugs so that they're synched up to the patient's body clock. - 30 days ago, 13 Sep 18, 3:00am -
Researchers have developed a compound that simultaneously stops the addictive action of opioids and relieves chronic pain as effectively as morphine. - 44 days ago, 30 Aug 18, 7:00am -
A randomized, placebo-controlled trial shows that a new drug can reduce the atrophy of the brain, which is a hallmark of multiple sclerosis. - 44 days ago, 30 Aug 18, 12:00am -
Hypertension is very common, and it's a major cardiovascular risk factor. An innovative 'three in one' pill may help treat it more easily and effectively. - 59 days ago, 15 Aug 18, 8:00am -
A new clinical trial proves the benefits of an innovative form of radiotherapy that reduces the treatment to five sessions instead of the usual 37. - 60 days ago, 14 Aug 18, 3:00am -
Creating a way to keep prostate cancer cells alive in the laboratory for longer leads to quicker drug trials. Sharing this widely speeds it up further. - 75 days ago, 30 Jul 18, 12:00am -
For the first time in over a decade, the Food and Drug Administration approve an oral drug specifically designed for endometriosis pain. - 76 days ago, 29 Jul 18, 3:00am -
Clonazepam and Xanax both belong to a class of drugs called benzodiazepines. As a result, they are quite similar, but doctors may prescribe them for different reasons. Learn more about the differences in their uses, effects, and dosages here. - 14 hours ago, 12 Oct 18, 8:00am -
The molecular pathways involved in the development of near- and farsightedness are different, according to an animal study of gene changes in the retina. - 3 days ago, 10 Oct 18, 9:00am -
An antipsychotic drug that is used to treat Tourette's syndrome shows promising results against triple-negative breast cancer in a study of cells and mice. - 4 days ago, 9 Oct 18, 9:00am -
We discuss five unusual medical procedures from ancient civilizations and more recent history. The journey toward medical discovery has been a bumpy ride. - 10 days ago, 3 Oct 18, 8:00am -
Now that scientists agree that oligomer protein deposits cause Alzheimer's, an international team has detailed a plan for developing drugs to target them. - 17 days ago, 26 Sep 18, 7:00am -
Targeting cell metabolism could stop cancer cells from using a survival mechanism called autophagy to escape treatment and seed new tumors, says new study. - 44 days ago, 30 Aug 18, 9:00am -
Doctors prescribe antibiotics to treat bacterial infections. However, they can cause side effects, such as digestive issues, fungal infections, and drug interactions. Some people experience severe reactions, including anaphylaxis and antibiotic resis… - 51 days ago, 23 Aug 18, 9:00am -
Researchers have found a way to block a cell signaling pathway that is common to many hard-to-treat cancers and has so far defied attempts to target it. - 61 days ago, 13 Aug 18, 9:00am -
Cephalexin, also spelled cefalexin, is an antibiotic. It belongs to a class of antibiotics known as first-generation cephalosporins, which doctors use to treat a range of bacterial infections. While some antibiotics are not safe to take when consumin… - 65 days ago, 9 Aug 18, 9:00am -
New research suggests that making the insides of cancer cells more acidic upsets their metabolism. This vulnerability could offer new therapy targets. - 72 days ago, 2 Aug 18, 7:00am -
For the first time, scientists have created a human esophagus entirely from stem cells. The organoids may help treat conditions such as esophageal cancer. - 22 days ago, 21 Sep 18, 3:00am -
In a recent study, researchers investigated how cancer stem cells might be stopped in their tracks by blocking their metabolic pathways. - 98 days ago, 7 Jul 18, 3:00am -
CAR cancer immunotherapy using natural killer cells from stem cells could be as effective and less toxic than using modified versions of patients' T cells. - 2 Jul 18, 9:00am -
A study suggests that blocking certain epigenetic proteins with drugs could prevent women at high risk of breast cancer from developing the disease. - 19 Jun 18, 9:00am -
New research unravels the genetic mechanisms that explain the well-documented link between pesticide exposure and Parkinson's disease. - 26 May 18, 12:00am -
A study of mice shows that fasting for a day increases stem cell function in the gut by switching on fatty acid oxidation that can also be drug-activated. - 4 May 18, 7:00am -
A new study finds that, as melanoma tries to evade treatment, it differentiates into four subtypes. Some of these are vulnerable to treatment. - 12 Apr 18, 9:00am -
In a first-of-its kind study, scientists use human neurons to study and correct the damaging effects of the APOE4 gene, a well-known genetic risk factor. - 11 Apr 18, 12:00am -
New research — conducted both in space and on Earth — suggests that simulated microgravity could be used to boost stem-cell therapy for cardiac repair. - 4 Apr 18, 9:00am -
Researchers could be on the verge of a new treatment for multiple sclerosis; they reveal how transplanting neural stem cells derived from a patient's own skin could help to repair nerve damage caused by the disease. - 23 Feb 18, 8:00am -
A drug used for treating breast cancer, known as exemestane, is more effective than a common breast cancer prevention drug, tamoxifen, in preventing breast cancer recurrence in young women who also receive post-surgical treatment to suppress ovarian… - 1 Jun 14, 12:00am -
Men with hormone-sensitive metastatic prostate cancer who received the chemotherapy drug docetaxel given at the start of standard hormone therapy lived longer than patients who received hormone therapy alone, according to early results from a NIH-sup… - 5 Dec 13, 12:00am -
Patients with a type of cancer known as primary mediastinal B-cell lymphoma who received infusions of chemotherapy, but who did not have radiation therapy to an area of the thorax known as the mediastinum, had excellent outcomes, according to clinica… - 10 Apr 13, 12:00am -
Patients with advanced, recurrent, or persistent cervical cancer that was not curable with standard treatment who received the drug bevacizumab (Avastin) lived 3.7 months longer than patients who did not receive the drug, according to an analysis of… - 7 Feb 13, 12:00am -
In a new study, NCI-led researchers developed a gene expression predictor that can indicate whether melanoma in a specific patient is likely to respond to treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitors, a type of immunotherapy. - 54 days ago, 20 Aug 18, 9:00am -
NCI’s Steven A. Rosenberg, M.D., Ph.D., and two NCI-supported researchers have been named recipients of the 2018 Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research for their pioneering immunotherapy research. - 59 days ago, 15 Aug 18, 9:00am -
Results from a randomized clinical trial show patients with HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancer treated with radiation and cetuximab had inferior survival compared to the current standard treatment with radiation and cisplatin. The trial’s goal was t… - 60 days ago, 14 Aug 18, 9:00am -
RESPOND is the largest coordinated study on biological and non-biological factors associated with aggressive prostate cancer in African-American men. The study is an effort to learn why these men disproportionally experience aggressive disease. - 88 days ago, 17 Jul 18, 9:00am -
NCI and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are launching the NAVIGATE program at 12 VA facilities across the country to make it easier for veterans to participate in NCI-sponsored clinical trials. - 95 days ago, 10 Jul 18, 9:00am -
The NCI-MATCH precision medicine clinical trial has reached a milestone with the release of results from several study treatment arms. Findings from three arms were released at the 2018 ASCO annual meeting, adding to findings from one arm released in… - 4 Jun 18, 9:00am -
A novel approach to immunotherapy developed by NCI researchers has led to the complete regression of breast cancer in a patient who was unresponsive to all other treatments. The findings were published in Nature Medicine. - 4 Jun 18, 8:05am -
Findings from the TAILORx clinical trial show chemotherapy does not benefit most women with early breast cancer. The new data, released at the 2018 ASCO annual meeting, will help inform treatment decisions for many women with early-stage breast cance… - 3 Jun 18, 9:00am -
An NCI study in mice that found a connection between gut bacteria and antitumor immune responses in the liver has implications for understanding mechanisms that lead to liver cancer and for potential treatments. The study was published in Science. - 24 May 18, 9:00am -
NCI scientists and their colleagues have identified a rare inherited mutation in a gene that can increase the risk of familial melanoma. - 31 Mar 14, 5:49am -
The Avon Foundation for Women, in partnership with NCI and the Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI), have announced the ten winners of a world-wide competition to accelerate the process of bringing emerging breast cancer research technologies to mar… - 5 Mar 14, 10:00am -
Each year the American Society of Hematology (ASH) honors two senior investigators, one in basic research and the other in clinical/translational research, with the Henry M. Stratton Medal for their contributions to the field of hematology. This year… - 1 Aug 13, 1:25pm -
Neurofibromatosis type 1, or NF1, is a genetic disorder that usually manifests itself during childhood with a variety of skin conditions and the development of tumors of the peripheral and central nervous system. Although it is not generally consider… - 25 Jun 13, 12:12pm -
Louis Staudt, M.D., Ph.D., is the deputy chief of the Metabolism Branch in NCI’s Center for Cancer Research. In this video from March 2012, Staudt discusses the basic biology of targeted therapy for Diffuse B-cell Lymphoma and about ibrutinib, a dr… - 28 May 13, 8:10am -
Anuradha Budhu, Ph.D., heads a research team at the National Cancer Institute that recently uncovered an imbalance between saturated and unsaturated fats (such as palmitic or fatty acids) that occur in patients with a common liver cancer called hep… - 1 May 13, 10:47am -
The Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences recognizes “excellence in research aimed at curing intractable diseases and extending human life.” The inaugural set of prizes, awarded in February 2013 by a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to advancin… - 8 Mar 13, 7:47am -
The Association of American Cancer Institutes recently honored Alan S. Rabson, M.D., with a Special Recognition Award that recognized his achievements over five decades at the National Cancer Institute, as a deputy director, pathologist, cancer resea… - 25 Oct 12, 9:37am -
A research team at NIH, including Heidi Kong, M.D., at NCI, has found that bacteria that normally live in the skin may help protect the body from infection. As the largest organ of the body, the skin represents a major site of interaction with microb… - 19 Oct 12, 7:51am -
