lymphoma and CLL protocols on CT.gov with published results

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See http://1.usa.gov/fHQCBo

Select the protocol of interest, then select the Study Results tab

Background from NEJM article:

" ClinicalTrials.gov provides access to study results not otherwise available

to the public. Although the database allows examination of various aspects

of ongoing and completed clinical trials, its ultimate usefulness depends on

the research community to submit accurate, informative data. "

http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMsa1012065

I think patient advocates may have an important role in advocating for

compliance, and compliance (full reporting of all clinical trial results

involving human subjects) is essential to having reliable information on

which to base clinical decisions, but also for guiding future research

directions.

Patients Against Lymphoma

www.Lymphomation.org

Evidence-based information on lymphoma, independent of health industry

funding