Clinical Trials for Recurrence

If your cancer has returned, or you have advanced cancer, you still have options. There may be a new treatment being researched for your type of recurrent cancer. Find out more below.

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  • Lymphoma Research Foundation Support Services
    Source: Lymphoma Research Foundation
    When there’s a diagnosis of lymphoma, the Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF) is there to help.  Utilize the many support services and education resources LRF offers for people with lymphoma and their loved ones.
  • Understanding the Stem Cell Transplantation Process Booklet
    Source: Lymphoma Research Foundation
    This educational resource is designed to familiarize you with the stem cell transplantation process and become active participants in your healthcare decisions.
  • Finding a Clinical Trial‬
    Source: Cancer Support Community
    Get help finding a cancer clinical trial with a clinical trial matching service or a trial search tool.
  • Cancer Clinical Trials
    Source: Cancer Support Community
    This downloadable resource explains how clinical trials work and if one may be right for you.
  • Clinical Trial Information for Patients and Caregivers
    Source: National Cancer Institute
    Understanding what clinical trials are can help you decide if a clinical trial might be an option for you. Here is basic information from the NCI about clinical trials to help you understand what’s involved in taking part.

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