Clinical Trials for Acute Myelogenous Leukemia
Because current standard chemotherapy programs only cure a minority of patients with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML), almost all patients are encouraged to apply for entry into a clinical trial.
Clinical trials are carefully crafted studies testing the effectiveness of new experimental treatments for diseases like AML. These trials usually recruit anywhere from 20 to 100 or more participants for studies that may last for several months or years. AML Clinical trials for chemotherapy, stem cell / bone marrow transplantation, immunotherapy, and other experimental techniques can be found in almost every state in America.
It is important to look for age, gender, and prior treatment requirements when you are searching for a clinical trial to join. Participating in a clinical trial is one way of minimizing the costs of AML treatment and one way of giving back to your community.
- Chemotherapy
- Stem Cell Transplantation
- Immunotherapy
- Bone Marrow, Vaccine Therapy, Enzyme Therapy and Genetic Analysis, Blood Analysis, and Epidemiology
- Clinical Trials local to California
- Clinical Trials local to UCLA Medical Center
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Chemotherapy [Top]
Click here for a list of clinical trials offered for chemotherapy nationwide.
Click here for a list of clinical trials offered for chemotherapy located in California.
Click here for a list of clinical trials offered for chemotherapy located at the UCLA Medical Center.
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Stem Cell Transplantation [Top]
Click here for a list of clinical trials for stem cell transplantation nationwide.
Click here for a list of clinical trials for stem cell transplantation located in California.
Click here for a list of clinical trials offered for chemotherapy located at the UCLA Medical Center.
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Immunotherapy [Top]
Click here for a list of clinical trials for immunotherapy nationwide.
Click here for a list of clinical trials for immunotherapy in California.
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Other Clinical Trials [Top]
In addition to popular clinical trials offered for acute myelogenous leukemia (chemotherapy, stem-cell transplants and immunotherapy) there exists several other trials offered nationwide, including
Bone Marrow Transplantation
Vaccine Therapy
Enzyme Therapy
Genetic Analysis, Blood Analysis, and Epidemiology
Click here for a list of these clinical trials nationwide.
Click here for clinical trials for enzyme therapy and genetic analysis in California.
Click here for a list of treatment centers.