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EORTC values ICO –VHIO as partners in its pan-European SPECTAcolor network
30 Mar 2015
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The EORTC has been very active assembling the pan-European SPECTAcolor network, and ICO -VHIO has proven to be very valuable partners in this endeavor to quickly find a cure for patients with colorectal cancer. In Spain, the EORTC has been closely working with the Catalan Institute of Oncology (ICO) and Vall d’Hebron Institute of [...]
SPECTAcolor viable next generation multinational cancer clinical trial infrastructure
14 Jan 2015
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Over 500 patients in and availability of high quality biological materials SPECTAcolor’s successful start has demonstrated its viability to facilitate next generation cancer clinical trials. It has been successfully implemented across 21 clinical centers located in nine countries in Europe, has now recruited over 500 patients since its launch in September 2013, and the observed [...]
1 year in, SPECTAcolor is a viable cancer research model!
19 Sep 2014
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The EORTC is pleased to announce the successful implementation of SPECTAcolor, ‘Screening Patients for Efficient Clinical Trial Access’ - the first Pan European collaborative molecular screening platform for colorectal cancer patients. SPECTAcolor proves the logistical feasibility of the infrastructure that was built to run next generation trials in a multinational setting.
EORTC’s SPECTAcolor screening patients with colorectal cancer for efficient clinical trial access
19 Feb 2014
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SPECTAcolor, the EORTC’s premier Screening Platform for Efficient Clinical Trial Access for patients with colorectal cancer, enrolled its 100th patient in February 2014.
Patients with colorectal cancer enrolled in EORTC’s SPECTAcolor
2 Oct 2013
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SPECTAcolor biomarker screening platform offers improved access to clinical trials for patients with colorectal cancer
28 Sep 2012
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Extensive screening is required when clinical trials in colorectal cancer (CRC) are conducted. CRCs have different molecular profiles, and it is of interest to be able to design treatments for these molecular subtypes. The SPECTAcolor screening platform for patients with advanced colorectal cancer aims to increase the chance for these patients to access clinical trials with new molecularly defined approaches in the network of the EORTC Gastrointestinal Cancer Group.