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Find Clinical Trial

 by Agent

by Type of Lymphoma & Treatment Status  

Trials of Interest

New trials since MAY 2019

 
Phase I since 2017  | Phase III since 2008
 

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evidence-based support and information

 

Find Trials by Type of Lymphoma and Treatment Status     

Last update: 06/16/2019   

An aid in the discussion of trials -- tools for patients, caregivers, and oncologists - requiring no registration steps or the disclosure of personal information

Study Results for Lymphoma and CLL trials with start and end dates, number enrolled

How long does it take to complete a typical study?
 How many completed studies are practice changing or inform future studies?

NOTICE

Over a decade we’ve converted queries of clinicaltrials.gov into shortcut URLS. This so users of lymphomation can click once to find trials by agent or other criteria, such as lymphoma subtype. Doing this allows me to also count how many people have clicked the link.

Bitley converted the URLs to USA.gov short urls for government sites such as for clinicaltrials.gov, NASA, NOA, etc as a way to show the URL was a reliable USA.gov site.

The Trump administration ended it without, as far as I know, opportunity for public comment.
See https://blog.usa.gov/decommissioning-1-usa-gov  for the notice.


I will rebuild some of these queries of clinicaltrials.gov, starting with find trials by agent name A to Z. It will take some time.

AIDsHIV-related | ALCL  | Burkitt's | CNS | Childhood | CLL/SLL | Cutaneous | DLBCL PMBCL | EBV-related | Follicular | Hodgkin's
lymphoblastic | MCL | MZL / MALT | Ocular | PMBCL |
T-cell | Transformed | Waldenstrom's | Other: QOL, GVHD, MDS, Chemo-induced Neuropathy | Related Resources
 


Type of Lymphoma

Prior
click count as of Feb 2013: 3,861  

Rebuilding queries (see notice above).

TIP: From ClinicalTrials.gov,
click
On a Map
to locate trials by region

 



AIDS/HIV-related 
 

All Studies:  http://bit.ly/2RjNxrg
 


 
Anaplastic Large Cell  


All studies:  http://bit.ly/2WOdWn6


 
Burkitt's  

All Studies http://bit.ly/2XSaR1E
  


 
Central Nervous System  

All Studies  http://bit.ly/2RgAoiL

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Childhood  

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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia  (CLL/SLL) 
  

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Cutaneous (skin) lymphoma  

 

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Diffuse Large B-Cell (DLBCL)

 


DLBCL
with c-myc genetic change

 

 
DLBCL, Alliance Trials 

 


 
Primary Mediastinal B-cell

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Epstein Barr Virus-related

 

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Follicular b-cell 

 

 
Follicular,  Grade 3
 

 
Follicular - Alliance Trials 

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Hodgkins 

 
Nodular lymphocyte
predominant (NLPHL)
 

 
Pediatric

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Lymphoblastic (b or t cell)

  


 
Mantle Cell  
 


 
Marginal Zone / MALT  
  


   
Ocular (eye) , b or t cell 

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T-cell lymphoma, all types 

 
Anaplastic Large Cell
 

 
Angioimmunoblastic
 

 
Enteropathy type 6/21/14
 

 
Mycosis Fungoides OR
Sézary syndrome
 

 
Natural Killer (NK) cell
 

 
Peripheral (PTCL)
 

 
prolymphocytic leukemia
 


 
Transformed (from indolent)
 

 
Transformed - treated with radioimmunotherapy (by request)
 

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Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia

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Other
 


Quality of Life (QOL)
 
 
Graft versus Host disease (GVHD)  
 
 
Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS)
 


Chemotherapy-induced
peripheral neuropathy (ciPN)
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How to Use this Tool:

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Locate your type of lymphoma, then click the query that best matches your treatment status.
 
The queries above are commands that locates studies in the ClinicalTrials.gov database.
 
A list of protocols will appear in a new ClinicalTrials.gov window.
 

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TIP:  Click the Results on Map tab to find studies near you.
 

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From the list of studies, click the protocol name to open it.

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Review the Inclusion and Exclusion information to see if you are eligible to participate.

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The protocol will often provide contact information. 

Feel free to contact investigators directly, but we feel that it's best to have the investigator and
your treating oncologist discuss the potential of the study to meet your clinical needs -- relative to other options.

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If feasible:  Consult an independent Expert for the most objective information about what trials may be appropriate for you.

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About Counts

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Click the > symbol to read the latest click count for the query

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When we modify the query (to improve it), we maintain the click count for the prior query, such as:

> NEW count for modified query on top

> 435 count for outmoded queries below.

See Also:

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How to inquire about trials

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7 Reasons to Consider Clinical Trials: based on your clinical circumstances

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Usage statistics for the queries above

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For all medical concerns, you should always consult your doctor. 
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