Diagnosed and Undergoing Treatment

Were recently diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) or invasive breast cancer and have already had surgery or begun other cancer treatments
Were previously treated for breast cancer and are starting treatment again because you have a new tumor or have had a recurrence in your breast

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I've recently started treatment

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What Types of Studies are Available?

Breast Cancer Treatment

These trials are investigating cancer treatments that researchers think may be more effective or have fewer side effects, such as:

Radiation procedures that take less time or treat a smaller area of breast tissue.
Biological therapies that target proteins that help tumors grow.
Chemotherapy regimens that include new drugs or new drug combinations.
Hormone therapies for tumors fueled by estrogen.

Radiation Oncology Trials
Biological Therapy Trials: Early Stage
Chemotherapy Trials
Hormone Therapy Trials

Complementary and Intergrative Medicine

These trials are investigating whether complementary and intergrative approaches to cancer care, such as acupuncture, exercise, and diet, or certain herbs or supplements, can help reduce side effects that may be caused by cancer treatments or reduce the risk of a cancer recurrence.

Complementary and Intergrative Studies

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Access to Care, Decision-Making, and Quality of Life

These trials are studying programs to improve patient care and quality of life after cancer. These programs range from DVDs to help patients starting treatment to survivorship programs that address the long-term issues people may face after a cancer diagnosis.

Supportive Care Studies

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