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The CCTG Pharmacy Network is actively seeking pharmacy representation for a pharmacist representative for the Genitourinary Disease Site Committee and a pharmacist representative for the Steering Group from Quebec.

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CCTG is hiring right now for several positions including; Clinical Trial Assistants, Study Coordinators and a Clinical Research Associate. The positions are open at the CCTG Central Operations and Statistics Office located at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. For more information about the current career opportunities with us please visit our Careers Page.

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With sorrow, CCTG would like to note the recent passing of Dr. David Osoba.

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Category: Office of the Director
2020 Year End Review

A look back at 2020, a pandemic year that saw tremendous achievements across the CCTG network

This past year has been one of constant challenge within our group, network, country, and the world. Yet despite the disruptions to our daily lives and work, this year has also been one of immense accomplishment.

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Category: Trials

PR21 A Randomized Phase II Study of 177Lu-PSMA-617 vs Docetaxel in Patients with Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer and PSMA-Positive Disease has been centrally activated.

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2020 Holiday Hours - CCTG TTDR & BARL

Holiday hours and days of operation for the CCTG central office, CCTG’s Tumour Tissue Data Repository and the Bay Area Research Logistics.

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Everyone at CCTG would like to congratulate Dr Joseph Connors for his recent appointment to the Order of Canada, as one of 114 Canadian appointees “whose service has shaped our society; whose innovations ignite our imaginations; and whose compassion unites our communities.”  

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Category: Publications

Postmenopausal women with hormone receptor (HR)-positive, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2)-negative breast cancer that has spread to a limited number of lymph nodes, and whose recurrence risk is relatively low, do not benefit from chemotherapy when it is added to hormone therapy, according to initial results from the MAC15 RxPONDER trial presented at the 2020 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.

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