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Massive Bio Has Onboarded Over 120,000 Cancer Patients to Find Their Clinical Trial
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Get ahead of standard leukemia treatment with new-generation therapies. Access the latest blood cancer treatments with clinical trial matching.
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Understanding Leukemia and Leukemia Treatment
Leukemia is the name for several types of cancer that form in the blood and bone marrow, which is the spongy tissue inside bone where blood cells are made. Normally, bone marrow produces white blood cells, or leukocytes, to fight infection and protect the body against invaders. Leukemia is caused by the rapid production of abnormal white blood cells, which are ineffective and interfere with bone marrow’s ability to make red blood cells and platelets.
What Are the Types of Leukemia?
The four major types of leukemia are:
- Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)
- Acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL)
- Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML)
- Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)
Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is the most common form of leukemia. Acute lymphocytic leukemia and acute myelogenous leukemia are more common in children, while acute myelogenous leukemia and chronic lymphocytic leukemia are more common in adults. Doctors select treatment regimens based on the type of leukemia a patient has. For example, a chronic lymphocytic leukemia treatment plan will likely be different from a recommended regimen for acute myelogenous leukemia.
Leukemia Treatment: What Are the Options?
Leukemia treatment can take several forms, including:
- Chemotherapy: A general term for drugs that kill cancer cells and prevent them from spreading.
- Targeted therapy: Medications that take aim at genetic mutations, proteins, and other factors specific to a given cancer.
- Leukapheresis: Removal of some blood cells, which is sometimes performed prior to chemotherapy.
- Bone marrow transplants: In this procedure, a patient receives an infusion of healthy blood-forming stem cells.
- Radiation therapy: The use of intense, focused beams of energy to kill cancer cells, which may be used in some cases.
- Watchful waiting: Some forms of leukemia grow slowly, so patients may only be monitored with various tests until the cancer begins to worsen, at which time treatment can be initiated.
We combine the power of technology with our dedicated team of medical providers to find you the best treatment options available.
Access the free matching toolA Leukemia Clinical Trial May Be an Option for You
Massive Bio specializes in finding clinical trials of new CLL treatments and experimental therapies for other forms of leukemia, as well as other types of blood cancer. Patients who choose to enroll in clinical trials can receive cutting-edge treatment and high-quality care under the direction of doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who are participating in research to discover new therapies for cancer. Patients can gain access to promising drugs and innovative treatments long before they’re made available to the public. If you’ve been diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia or any other form of leukemia, we’re here to help. If you don’t know which type of leukemia you have, that’s okay. Additional testing can help you determine your exact diagnosis.
“The patient relations coordinator was knowledgable to understand my rare myelofibrosis case. The nurses were friendly and supported us through clinical trial enrollment process in a couple weeks. I am glad to see of your post on the social media groups.“
Talk to us. Our nurses and patient relations coordinators are here and happy to help you. You are not alone in this fight.
Call +1 844 627 7246What is a Myelofibrosis clinical trial?
Clinical trials test the latest scientific advancements in Myelofibrosis treatment. Patients who choose to enroll in trials can receive cutting-edge treatment and high-quality care under the direction of scientists, doctors, and researchers. Myelofibrosis patients might gain access to promising drugs and innovative treatments long before they're made available to the public.
What Are Clinical Trials?
Cancer is an unfortunate reality that touches most of us at some point in our lives. If you or a loved one has cancer, you may have heard or read that clinical trials could offer access to innovative new treatments. But what exactly is a clinical trial? In this video, Massive Bio co-founder Arturo Loaiza-Bonilla, MD, explains how clinical trials work, what to expect if you enroll in one, and why a clinical trial can be an important treatment option for many cancer patients.
We dream of the day when cancer disappears from our lives. Massive Bio is working tirelessly on achieving that goal.
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Why should I trust Massive Bio?
Why should I trust Massive Bio?
Massive Bio has provided health to more than 120,000 cancer patients in 25 countries across three continents. It collaborates with over 80 global partners. In 2022, Massive Bio became part of the Precision Cancer Consortium (PCC), alongside major companies such as AstraZeneca, Bayer, Eli Lilly & Company, GSK, Johnson & Johnson/Janssen, Novartis and Roche.
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What is the process?
What is the process?
To find the best clinical research studies for you, we need your medical history and consent. You can provide this consent by filling out the form on this page and the following pages. Once you’ve done that, our patient relations coordinator will contact you to discuss the details and provide further information for clinical research matching report.
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Why do I have to provide my medical records to enroll in a clinical trial?
Why do I have to provide my medical records to enroll in a clinical trial?
To enroll in clinical trial, you must meet highly specific criteria that’s established by the researchers who are conducting the investigation. That includes detailed information about type of cancer, treatment history, response to treatment, and other data that is collected in medical records.
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What should I do if I don’t have my medical records?
What should I do if I don’t have my medical records?
If you are being treated for cancer or any other disease, your doctor should have a complete record of your medical care, including specific information about what form of the disease you have and what treatments you have received. Your patient relations coordinator will contact you and inform you about the details.
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What are the costs associated with Massive Bio’s services?
What are the costs associated with Massive Bio’s services?
Massive Bio provides its services to the patients and their doctors at no cost—you won’t have to pay anything to receive a clinical-research matching report. There are no hidden costs involved.
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How does Massive Bio protect my personal information?
How does Massive Bio protect my personal information?
Massive Bio strictly adheres to all HIPAA guidelines and international regulations focused on maintaining your privacy. We take extra measures to secure your personal information, ensuring it is protected beyond the mandatory requirements.
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Where can I find clinical research studies in my area?
Where can I find clinical research studies in my area?
Your doctor may know of a clinical research study being conducted in your area that’s recruiting participants and is right for you. However, Massive Bio uses its artificial intelligence-powered platform to match patients to clinical research studies of treatments that give you the best chance of a positive outcome and are being conducted in a geographical location that makes sense for you.
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Can I continue seeing my doctor or oncologist while also taking services of Massive Bio?
Can I continue seeing my doctor or oncologist while also taking services of Massive Bio?
Yes, Massive Bio keeps your doctor up to date on your status throughout your participation.
The patient relations coordinator was knowledgable to understand my rare myelofibrosis case. The nurses were friendly and supported us through clinical trial enrollment process in a couple weeks. I am glad to see of your post on the social media groups.
Massive Bio has gone above and beyond to connect my family with the right care during Covid-19. I really appreciate their staff’s consistent and clear outreach during this process.
I reached out to Massive Bio after learning of a recent breast cancer diagnosis of a family member. From free expert clinical trial matching to patient relations coordinator support, Massive Bio was able to provide me with the necessary resources and knowledge to provide my family member the support they needed during their cancer journey.
I have recommended this to colleagues for patients that could benefit from clinical trials or have exhausted their treatment options and need a second opinion. Massive Bio’s team puts great minds together to find better solutions for patients that might think they have none left.
We reached out to Massive Bio for a second opinion regarding my Mothers breast cancer diagnosis. Massive Bio provided us with alternative treatment options which were clinically proven to be more effective and with less side effects than the standard level of care our oncologist suggested. Their team was quick to respond, extremely knowledgeable, answered all of our questions. They continue to follow her case, gladly reviewing any new scans and results. We are so grateful for the time and effort they continue to put into her case. Thank you Massive Bio for giving us hope again!
Massive Bio’s team is amazing. They work tirelessly to help patients and providers. This company truly cares about the work they are doing and the care they are delivering.