The Cancer Research UK & UCL Cancer Trials Centre (CTC) work with clinical and non-clinical investigators from across the UK to design and conduct national and international clinical trials and research projects to the highest quality and standards. The aim of our work is to improve patient care and clinical practice, and find out more about how cancer grows and becomes resistant to therapies in order to develop more effective treatments. The CTC is a UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC) registered Clinical Trials Unit. Using a breadth of study designs (observational, and phase I to III clinical trials) CTC studies cover the following key areas:
View our trials portfolio spread across ten main cancer groups.
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Find out more about working with the CTC on a trial or a research project.
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'PIS Workshop – how to design clear and accessible Patient Information Sheets 01/07/2024'
01/07/2024
'Trial outcomes - what are we trying to measure? - 4th July 2024'
04/07/2024
Colorectal cancer trial quickly reaches recruitment target
A phase II colorectal cancer trial for patients coordinated by UCL CTC has met its recruitment target within 16 months of opening. The NEOad [...]
UCL marks World Cancer Day, CTC work highlighted
This Sunday will see World Cancer Day, an annual initiative which takes place every 4 February to raise awareness of cancer, and in turn hel [...]
Cervical Cancer Prevention Week in the UK
This week (22 January - 28 January) marks Cervical Cancer Prevention Week in the United Kingdom. Launched by Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust, the [...]
MCARTY presented at ASH conference in California
A CTC study of CAR T cell therapy for patients with multiple myeloma presented its findings at a conference in the United States last week.M [...]
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