Clinical Trials and Research

At the core of what we do is make sure that we give you the best chance for the best outcome. That means pushing the scientific boundaries of our cancer knowledge and leaving no stone unturned when it comes to new and innovative therapies.
Researcher at the Center for Cancer Research.
Researcher at the Center for Cancer Research.
Researcher at the Center for Cancer Research.

Making Progress Every Single Day

Last year, more than 4,500 people participated in clinical trials at the Cancer Center, leading to new knowledge and breakthrough therapies. Our clinical trials offer access to tomorrow's therapies today.

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Center for Cancer Research

The Center for Cancer Research serves as the scientific engine for discovery for the Mass General Cancer Center.

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Immunotherapy

The Mass General Cancer Center is committed to understanding the mechanisms by which the immune system works to kill cancer.

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Cancer Outcomes Research & Education Program

The CORE program conducts innovative research and educational programs to improve the experience and outcomes of patients and caregivers across the continuum of cancer care.

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Progress in Targeted Cancer Care

Eradicating cancer takes commitment and creativity. We have both. Commitment to explore novel combinations of therapies. Creativity to collaborate, apply learnings, and advance treatment options.

Progress in Immunotherapy

The Mass General Cancer is proud to be an authorized treatment center for FDA approved CAR T-cell therapies for adult patients with lymphoma and for adult patients with multiple myeloma. Where, before, patients were given little or no hope, now there is real and meaningful scientific progress. Today it's CAR-T therapy. Tomorrow? We think big so you can dream big.

Progress in Early Cancer Detection

Clinical Trials and Research

Our commitment to eradicating cancer is fueled by scientific investigation as part of the largest hospital-based research program in the United States.