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Clinical trials are an important part of cancer care. Gain access to promising new therapies for cancer and help us discover the treatments of tomorrow.
More people are surviving cancer.
Over the past 30 years -- and through hundreds of clinical trials -- we've discovered better treatments so there's less chance of cancer coming back. With the help of clinical trials, we've also learned better methods of detecting cancer -- catching it earlier, when we have the best chance of curing it.
Clinical trial tests targeting prostate cancer treatment
Study to evaluate whether drug works better against tumors with specific genetic anomaly.
A new clinical trial is testing whether targeting treatments to a genetic anomaly can lead to better treatments for prostate cancer. The trial, led by investigators at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, is being conducted at 11 sites throughout the country.
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