Clinical Trials Office, Cancer Center, Larner College of Medicine, UVM

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Due to the global COVID19 pandemic, some trials may not be currently available for new participants.
Please contact the UVM Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office to learn if a particular trial is enrolling new participants.

UVM Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office

Clinical trials connect patients with cutting-edge treatment options while also advancing knowledge and care for cancer patients everywhere. Your physicians, nurses and staff make up the clinical research team that collaboratively focus on offering the very best care for you and your family. Nearly all current prevention, detection, treatment, and supportive care options available today have come to us thanks to clinical trials research.

The University of Vermont Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office (CTO) supports ground-breaking cancer research advancements by facilitating collaborative, high-quality clinical and translational research (applying what we've learned in the lab to clinical trials) aimed at enhancing the prevention, detection and treatment of cancer.

The CTO upholds the highest standards of clinical research by ensuring patient safety, regulatory compliance, and data integrity, while enhancing the lives of those at risk for and affected by cancer.

About The UVM Cancer Center

The University of Vermont (UVM) Cancer Center is an academic clinical and research cancer center—the only such resource in Vermont-- committed to innovative cancer research, life-saving prevention and treatment programs, public education, and scientific collaboration. With over 200 scientists, investigators, researchers, physicians, and caregivers engaging in a full-range of basic, translational, clinical, and outcomes research, the UVM Cancer Center plays an important role in cancer prevention and treatment across Vermont and upstate New York and beyond. Research partnerships across the University of Vermont’s many academic departments as well as nearly all clinical departments at the UVM Medical Center are expediting discovery and bringing advanced care to patients and improving quality of life for patients and their families.

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Clinical Trials Resources

Clinical Trials Information from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) provides information about cancer research studies at sites nationwide.

The NCI Cancer Research Portfolio web site provides a structure for searching, organizing, and analyzing research supported by NCI by organ/cancer site and/or by broad area of scientific interest.

Center Watch is a clinical trials listing service that lists more than 41,000 industry- and government-sponsored clinical trials as well as new drug therapies recently approved by the FDA.

Coalition of National Cancer Cooperative Groups has information for physicians, patient advocates, patients, and families on cancer clinical trials.

Looking for a non-cancer related clinical trial?

Office of Clinical Trials Research serves as the main place to learn more about non-cancer related clinical trials research at UVM.