Clinical Trials in Integrative Oncology
Clinical trials are strictly controlled human studies of new and emerging therapies.
Clinical Trials of Integrative Oncology Currently Enrolling Patients
Please note: This list is current as of July 2011, but may not include all complementary therapy trials being conducted at that time. This is because some investigators must do their own recruiting for specific types of patients. Refer to Understanding Clinical Trials for what you need to know before enrolling in a clinical trial.
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Mind-Spirit
A decision-making framework for the surgical management of patients with breast cancer 2010-0558
Biobehavioral Effects of Qigong During Rectal and/or Anal Cancer Treatment 2007-0825
Effects of Tibetan Yoga on Fatigue and Sleep in Cancer 2005-0035
Evaluation of the Role of Spirituality in Coping With and Surviving Ovarian Cancer 2004-0283
Interest in Spirituality and Oncology: Is It an International Phenomenon? (Physicians only) 2006-0724
Smoking Cessation Treatment for Head & Neck Cancer Patients: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy 2009-0362
Physical
Acupuncture for chemo-induced peripheral neuropathy in multiple myeloma and lymphoma patients 2006-0679
Concurrent versus sequential smoking and physical activity intervention for cancer survivors 2009-0577
Take Heart: Exercise Intervention for Heart Failure in Cancer Patients 2007-0822
Treatment of APL with All-Trans Retinoic Acid and Arsenic +/- Gemtuzumab and Theophyllin 2006-0706
Vitamin D / Calcium Polyp Prevention Study 2004-0078
Mind/Physical
Biobehavioral effects of Stress Management for women with breast cancer undergoing radiotherapy 2009-0976
Social/Physical
Obesity prevention video game for pediatric cancer patients and survivors 2010-0951
Second Manhood: A Multimedia Intervention for Male Sexual Problems after Cancer 2009-0350
Social
CAM Use and Cancer (CCOP/Network only) 2006-0198
Evaluating Interactive Cancer Communication Systems in Lung Cancer 2009-0501
Efficacy of Cancer Support Programs: A Social Comparison Theory Analysis 2008-0594

