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*LAUNCHING* Phase I Clinical Trials Program at Gabrail Cancer Center
The clinical trial and new drug development program at Gabrail Cancer Center has recently reached a new milestone towards its goal of bringing cutting-edge cancer technology to our community. With a sense of pride and zeal for higher achievements, I am personally informing you that we have recently launched our Phase I clinical trials program.
Phase I clinical trials are the most sophisticated and complex initial steps in new drug development. This process involves the first step in testing potential anti-cancer drugs after animal experimentation is completed.
Research centers chosen to conduct Phase I clinical trials in their own designated Phase I unit must demonstrate a plethora of characteristics including utmost accuracy, clinical competency, well-trained dedicated staff, and state-of-the-art facility and equipment necessary to store and reconstitute the experimental agents under strictly-controlled conditions. ... click to continue
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Phase 1 Clinical Trials Cancer Pain Clinical Cancer Pain is one of the most significant complaints amongst cancer patients. At Gabrail Cancer Center we incorporate the latest advances in evaluation and treatment to offer you a long-lasting solution to these problems. Call GCC at 330-492-3345 x 208 to schedule an evaluation for your cancer pain and possible enrollment in one of our clincal trials.Cancer Screening and Early DetectionDiagnose cancer early through screening and early detection.
The Family Cancer Registry (FCR) was formed for patients and families to learn about the possible genetically inherited risk of cancer. Physicians analyze the family tree, looking for a specific pattern to determine if there is indeed a genetic predisposition to develop cancer. Formal genetic testing is done when deemed necessary. Family members are counseled about methods of prevention and early detection or even prophylactic surgery procedures. To schedule an appointment call 330-492-3345 x 201. | |
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