Non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer patients whose cancer has been tested to be PD-L1 positive (a kind of tumor marker) sought for study comparing two usual approaches to treatment.
Seeing men and women whose renal cell cancer has spread to their bones for a study of an investigational drug combination to reduce pain.
Seeking men and women with untreated metastatic anal cancer for a study on whether adding an immune checkpoint inhibitor drug to the usual chemotherapy helps prevent the cancer from getting worse.
Seeking men and women aged 18 and older whose non-small cell lung cancer has come back or has grown after receiving immunotherapy treatment and who are not a candidate for other biomarker-matched treatment studies for a study of an investigational drug combination.
Seeking men and women whose meningioma (cancer of the brain covering) has gotten bigger or grew back after treatment for a study of whether cancer drugs targeting tumors based on their genetics is better, the same, or worse than the standard treatment for meningiomas.
Seeking men and women with metastatic cancer that has spread to their brain and progressed or grew back after treatment for a study of an investigational immunotherapy drug based on the gene type and source of the original cancer to prevent growth of metastatic tumors in the brain.