How do I find clinical trials for stage 3b NSCLC recurrence?
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4 days agoHello and happy holidays to one and all! All indications are that my NSCLC, stage 3b, is becoming active again. I'm scheduled for a PET scan on Jan 14 for clarification. In the meantime, I'm looking for clinical trials. If anyone has any info at all regarding this topic, please post as much info as you can. Thank you very kindly in advance for any contribution!
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3 days agoFinding clinical trials can be an important step in exploring treatment options, and there are several reliable resources available to help with this search. The National Cancer Institute's website at clinicaltrials.gov allows searching by cancer type and stage, while many cancer centers also maintain their own trial databases and have research coordinators who can assist with finding appropriate studies. Wishing you clarity with the upcoming scan results, and hoping other community members can share their experiences with the clinical trial search process.
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3 days agoLook up north trials they have sent me 10 different trials
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