The Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology is committed to sharing the findings of our research in a clear, accessible, and meaningful way. The study results summaries below highlight findings from published Alliance clinical trials and translate key results into resources that can help patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and others better understand what was learned.
To explore our library of study results, please select a cancer type or research area below.
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These studies focus on improving quality of life by finding better ways to prevent and manage the physical and emotional challenges associated with cancer and its treatment.
These studies evaluate the safety, effectiveness, dosing, and delivery of cancer treatments and help inform how therapies can be used in patient care.
These studies examine how, where, and when cancer care is delivered, with the goal of improving the quality, accessibility, and experience of care for patients and their caregivers.
These studies look beyond active treatment to better understand long-term health, quality of life, survivorship, and the ongoing needs of people living with and beyond cancer.
Looking for specific trial information?
For additional information on completed trials, visit ClinicalTrials.gov to search for individual studies and access available trail information. ClinicalTrials,gov records may also include links to publications reporting study results, including those available through PubMed. for trial data.
To explore Alliance trials that are currently enrolling participants, vision our Clinical Trials page.
Thank you to our trial participants
Every clinical trial depends on the people who choose to participate. We are deeply grateful to the patients and families who have taken part in Alliance clinical trials and to the investigators, research teams, and communities who have made these studies possible.
Their contributions have helped answer important questions about cancer and its treatment, informed the design of future clinical trials, and contributed to advances in cancer care. The knowledge gained through each study becomes part of the broader body of evidence that helps researchers and clinicians improve care for patients today and in the future.