Research and clinical trials for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL)
All cancer treatments have to be fully researched before they can be used for everyone. This is so we know that they work well and they are safe.
Researchers are looking at treatments and side effects to further improve the survival and quality of life for people with ALL. They also want to know more about how ALL develops and the genetic changes in ALL.
Research into acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL)
Researchers are looking for new and better ways to treat ALL. This includes looking at different treatments to reduce side effects, improve quality of life and prevent ALL from coming back.
Find a clinical trial
Our clinical trials database has open, closed and result summaries of trials in the UK.
What clinical trials are
Find out about the different types and phases of clinical trials.
Before you take part
Find out what researchers should tell you before you agree to take part in a trial.
How to join a clinical trial
This page has information on how to find a suitable trial, finding out where a trial is taking place, and joining one.
Our Research
Find out how our researchers are discovering new ways to tackle leukaemia.
