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Diane Dragaud
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Katie Heller

June 8, 2020

Now Enrolling: The DECREASE trial seeks to decrease treatment side effects – and improve quality of life – for people with early-stage anal cancer

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.