Rectal cancer

This trial is for people who are having chemotherapy with radiotherapy (chemoradiotherapy) before surgery for rectal (bowel) cancer.

This study is looking at a new and more detailed way of reporting MRI scans before surgery for rectal cancer.

This study was done to find out what effect aspirin and ticagrelor have on blood clotting cells and how cancer spreads.

This study is looking at how useful an MRI scan is at assessing polyps in the back passage (rectum).

This trial looked at a way to help people plan their care and at whether this improves quality of life.

This trial is looking at veliparib alongside chemotherapy for bowel cancer that has spread to another part of the body (advanced bowel cancer).

This study was done to find the best way of giving information about healthy eating and activity to people who have had treatment for bowel cancer.

This trial is looking at promoting a healthy lifestyle for people who have had treatment for one of the following types of cancer.

This trial looked at Xilonix for bowel cancer that had grown despite having standard treatment.

This study is looking at peoples’ experiences of symptoms, and how symptoms have affected them.