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Treatments or Clinical Trials > Clinical Trials of Interest

Last update: 08/14/2010

Clinical Trials of Interest

NOTE: By definition, clinical trials are investigational and it is not known if the goals of treatments will be realized. 

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First Line Low Expected Toxic 
First Line Primary Therapy
Relapsed / refractory disease
Addressing other unmet needs
Other:
Radioimmunotherapy for Other Lymphoma Subtypes and Indications PAL

Confidential CLINICAL TRIAL SURVEY 
For Oncologists Treating Lymphoma/CLL Patients PDF 

Patients:  Print and bring to your next consult.
Purpose: to identify obstacles to enrolling patients in clinical trials.

We do not need our oncologist's permission to consider clinical trials, contact clinical investigators, or participate in clinical trials.  However, we feel it's prudent to request that the investigator consult your treating physician, and for you to consult an independent expert about the potential risks and benefits of clinical trials you are considering.

Related Resources 
 

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7 reasons to participate in clinical trials (by clinical circumstance)
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Questions that Can Be Only Answered by Clinical Trials PDF
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Help bringing Clinical Trials to patient  
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Locating Clinical Trials - PAL
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Locating Clinical Trials Specific to Lymphoma ~ By Disease type - PDF brochure
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Perspectives on harmonizing research goal with the clinical needs of patients.

"The patient is waiting" - perspectives on aspects of toxicity and the
need for innovation - PDF presentation
 
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