Patients and Caregivers
Explore clinical trials currently available across Georgia.
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Collaboration Opportunities
Building a research network
Increasing statewide collaboration in clinical research
Georgia CORE co-leads Georgia NCORP, part of the National Cancer Institute's Nationwide Community Oncology Research Program. The collaboration connects physicians, hospitals, and research sites across the state to bring treatment, prevention, cancer control, and care delivery studies closer to more Georgians. Through this statewide network, providers and investigators can collaborate on nationally supported research, expand access in their communities, and help more Georgians participate in clinical trials closer to home.
Featured Partnerships
Our impact on clinical trials in Georgia
3,600+
Georgians have participated in National Cancer Institute-approved clinical trials and other studies.
75%
of Georgians now live within reach of prevention, treatment, and cancer control clinical trials.
1 in 4
participants enrolled through Georgia CORE's network represent underserved and under-resourced communities.
100+
physicians across Georgia participate in Georgia CORE's clinical research network, providing access to dozens of clinical studies.
Helping providers connect Georgians with clinical trials
Georgia Cancer Trial Finders gives oncologists, nurses, patient navigators, and research teams a centralized resource for identifying clinical trials available across Georgia. By making current study information, patient education, and navigator support easier to access, the program helps providers guide more people toward research opportunities that may be right for them.
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Search a current database of cancer clinical trials offered across Georgia.
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Creating new trial network opportunities
Georgia CORE works with healthcare providers, academic institutions, nonprofits, and other organizations to bring new clinical trial opportunities to Georgia. The Georgia Blood Cancer Trials Network is one example of this collaborative approach, connecting Winship Cancer Institute with community-based health systems to expand access to investigational therapies across the state.
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