Specimen Banking With Clinical and Genomic Data Registry With the Establishment of Tumor Models for Pediatric Cancers
This study is a research database that collects medical information and samples from patients who have had childhood, adolescent, or young adult cancer. By studying this information, researchers hope to better understand these cancers and develop new, more effective ways to treat them in the future.
This study is open to anyone who has been diagnosed with or treated for cancer that began during childhood, the teen years, or young adulthood. Whether you are currently undergoing care or finished your primary treatment at least six months ago, you may be eligible to help.
This study does not involve any new medical treatments or clinical interventions. Instead, you will provide samples like blood or tissue, and allow researchers to access your medical data to help them build models that assist in future cancer research.
The study is currently recruiting participants at specific research centers in Little Rock, Arkansas; San Diego, California; and Hartford, Connecticut. You can join the effort by donating samples and allowing your health data to be used for scientific discovery.
- 1You do not receive any new medical treatments or drugs as part of this study.
- 2Your contribution of health data and samples helps scientists learn more about childhood cancers.
- 3Participation is open to those currently in treatment or those who have finished their primary treatment.
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