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'Bowel cancer : Anal cancer' clinical trials

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Your search found 5 trials : 3 recruiting 1 closed 1 with results.
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  1. A trial to see if fibre can help to control side effects in people having radiotherapy that affects the bowel

    This trial is looking at whether eating more or less fibre improves radiotherapy side effects to the bowel, in people having treatment to the area between their hip bones (pelvic radiotherapy).…

  2. A study looking at the role of exercise in people with lung or digestive system cancer who have weight and muscle loss

    Researchers in this study are looking to understand more about exercise in people with cancer related weight and muscle loss (cachexia), so they can design suitable exercises to help people in the future.…

  3. A study looking at using mobile phones to report side effects of chemotherapy (ASyMS III Study)

    This study is looking at using a mobile phone for people to report side effects they may have during chemotherapy.…

    4. These trials are no longer recruiting patients

  4. A trial looking at chemotherapy and radiotherapy for anal cancer (Act 2)

    This trial is looking at combining chemotherapy and radiotherapy for anal cancer.…

    5. These trials are no longer recruiting patients and have produced results

  5. A trial looking at chemotherapy and radiotherapy for anal cancer (EXTRA)

    This trial was looking at capecitabine (Xeloda) and mitomycin C with radiotherapy for anal cancer.…

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