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A CTSU TESTIMONIAL |
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"I think that many investigators, clinical research professionals, and
research nurses were apprehensive about how the CTSU would add value to
their research programs. At our program, we maintain a regular watch on the
CTSU menu of protocols. When a gap has developed in the protocols that are
available through our major cooperative group, CALGB, we have opened CTSU
studies, particularly when the gap involves a quantitatively large segment
of our referrals. The CTSU has enabled us to offer those patients high
quality, NCI-sponsored studies and maintain our high accrual standards,
during what previously was "down time" for our research office."
Alan P. Lyss, M.D.
Director, Cancer Center and Clinical Research
Missouri Baptist Medical Center
[Testimonials Archive]
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ABOUT THE CTSU |
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CTSU Active Protocol List & Accrual Report:
by Cancer Type
by Cooperative Group
by Protocol Number
Disclaimer - The CTSU does not itself provide treatment information to individual patients or their families. For assistance with finding answers to your cancer-related questions, we encourage you to contact the National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information Service (CIS) for personal, confidential help. The CIS is the source for the latest, most accurate cancer information for patients, their families, the general public, and health professionals. To talk with an information specialist, please call 1–800–4–CANCER (1–800–422–6237). For callers with TTY equipment, the number is 1–800–332–8615. CIS information specialists also offer live, online assistance through the LiveHelp® link on the NCI’s Web site (click on “LiveHelp online chat”) or at https://cissecure.nci.nih.gov/livehelp/welcome.asp" on the Internet.
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