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TAILORx | MAC12 trial showed no benefit from chemotherapy for many women with breast cancerClinical trials are not always about finding a new drug that works but sometimes challenge current standards of care that may help spare patients unnecessary treatment. More >> |
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CCTG’s MA.39 trial receives green light from funding bodiesOne of the most promising advances in cancer treatment is the use of biological markers or biomarkers to identify the therapies a particular cancer may or may not respond to. More >> |
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Group newsletter: CCTG Connection
May 20, 2020
Transitions in the CCTG Quality of Life Committee LeadershipPublished: May 20, 2020Category: Group updates  After 22 years in his position as QOL committee co-chair, Dr. Michael Brundage is stepping down, to be succeeded by Dr. Winson Cheung. Read More |
May 07, 2020
 The IND216 trial: Phase II Study of Buparlisib in Patients with Relapsed and Refractory Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, has been permanently closed. About the trial: Buparlisib has been shown to shrink tumours in animals. It has been studied in some people and seems promising but it is not clear if it can offer better results than standard treatment. The standard or usual treatment for this disease is chemotherapy, targeted therapy or radiation, either alone or in combination. Read More |
CCTG Genitourinary Disease Site Committee welcomes new chair and modality sub-chairsPublished: May 07, 2020Category: Group updates  The CCTG Genitourinary Disease Site Committee is very honoured to welcome the new chair and modality sub-chairs. Read More |
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April 22, 2020
 CRC9 (NCT04068103), Phase II/III study of Circulating tumor DNA as a predictive BiomaRker in Adjuvant chemotherapy in stage IIA colon cancer (COBRA), has been centrally activated. Read More |
COVID-19 Update: CCTG guidance documents and updated FAQPublished: April 22, 2020Category: Group updates  CCTG has developed guidance documents to facilitate continuing patients on trials or how to modify (and document) protocol requirements for individual patient management as needed. Please note that an updated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) document has been posted to the CCTG COVID-19 members webpage. Also new are posted links to the previously communicated important memos dated 2020MAR17, 2020MAR27 and 2020APR06. Read More |
 A guest editorial first published in the "Cancer Letter"
While the National Clinical Trials Network (NCTN) groups remain open for business during the pandemic, it’s not business as usual. For good reason, clinical trials are taking a backseat to clinical care. Leadership and members themselves face significant challenges treating oncology patients, as attention and resources are diverted to minister to those with COVID-19. Read More |
