Researchers at ECOG-ACRIN are studying if they can improve results for patients with liver cancer by giving chemotherapy along with drugs that help the body’s immune system fight cancer
This pilot study will test some exciting new interactive features that ECOG-ACRIN would like to add to the surveys and questionnaires used to evaluate the experiences of young patients
This trial is for patients who have cancer cells still in the blood or bone marrow after approximately one year of lenalidomide maintenance therapy following a stem cell transplant
This trial is testing if the addition of immunotherapy to the usual treatment will lead to better results for patients with esophagus or gastroesophagus cancer
This trial compares two common surveillance methods for people with at least one non-cancerous cyst in the pancreas, to measure which one leads to better outcomes. The study may also uncover findings that could predict the behavior of these cysts.
This study is evaluating whether lower doses of chemoradiation will be able to effectively treat early-stage anal squamous cell carcinoma while also decreasing side effects.