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A lot has changed since the Lung Cancer Foundation of America was founded around 10 years ago by two lung cancer survivors and a lung cancer widow. ...

Prevention or treatment of Alzheimer's disease can only happen with the generosity and commitment of volunteers enrolling in clinical trials.

Clinical trials help people access tomorrow’s treatments today. In the age of precision medicine and tumor profiling, this statement is particularly ...

Nearly one million people in the United States live with Parkinson's disease. While tremor is the condition's best-known symptom, Parkinson's can ...

Minority participation in medical research is important for all conditions, but is critical for ailments that disproportionately impact people of ...

We know that life with lupus can be difficult at times. And while there's no cure, there is hope: through medical research, we can improve the lives ...

Asthma clinical trials need volunteers to participate so new treatments can progress. However, finding and volunteering for a clinical trial can be ...

While there is still no known cure for diabetes, there is reason to hope: Research for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes is consistently underway, and ...

The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) published an informative whitepaper detailing different approaches to matching patients ...