9 organizations
Access to Clinical Trials & Support: the American Cancer Society program that pairs personalized trial matching (through Massive Bio) with an ACS cancer information specialist and help with lodging, rides and other needs.
Nonprofit whose PhD scientists give free one-on-one guidance on precision treatment options and clinical trials, including n-of-1 approaches, for people with advanced cancer.
Nonprofit that funds immunotherapy research and offers a free Clinical Trial Finder, built with Carebox, plus optional one-on-one help from trial navigators by phone or email.
A first conversation when cancer feels overwhelming: emotional support and help finding groups, counseling and practical resources. Its Cancer Support Helpline serves patients and loved ones, primarily in the U.S. and Canada.
The official U.S. government registry of clinical studies, run by the National Library of Medicine. Search by condition, biomarker, drug or location and read each study's eligibility rules and contacts. Free.
Free online tool, formerly TrialJectory, that turns a short questionnaire into a personalized list of treatments and clinical trials, with a support team of PhDs, MDs, nurses and social workers.
AI-assisted clinical trial matching. Massive Bio reviews your records against active trials and sends a report, usually within 24 to 48 hours, and says the service is free for patients and their doctors. It also powers the American Cancer Society ACS ACTS program.
The National Cancer Institute's free, confidential information service. Specialists answer questions by phone, live chat and email, including help understanding treatment, finding NCI-supported clinical trials and locating cancer centers.
Free app for people with cancer, including non-small cell lung cancer, that shows NCCN-based treatment options, tracks symptoms and medications, summarizes records and matches you to clinical trials.
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