Find actively recruiting chemotherapy clinical trials in the UK. Explore new combinations, delivery methods, and dosing schedules being tested across all cancer types.
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Chemotherapy uses powerful drugs to kill rapidly dividing cells, including cancer cells. It remains one of the most widely used cancer treatments and is constantly being refined through clinical trials. New research focuses on smarter combinations, reduced side effects, novel delivery methods, and pairing chemotherapy with immunotherapy or targeted therapy.
Trials testing new combinations of chemotherapy drugs with immunotherapy, targeted therapy, or other agents to improve response rates and survival outcomes.
Chemotherapy given before surgery to shrink tumours. Trials explore which drug combinations and timing produce the best surgical outcomes.
Given after surgery to eliminate remaining cancer cells. Research focuses on identifying which patients benefit most and reducing unnecessary treatment.
Trials testing whether giving chemotherapy more frequently (with appropriate support) improves outcomes compared to standard schedules.
Emerging research using nanoparticles and liposomes to deliver chemotherapy directly to tumours, reducing systemic side effects and improving efficacy.
Studies focused on managing chemotherapy side effects — anti-nausea drugs, growth factors, and interventions to maintain quality of life during treatment.
Chemotherapy is a key treatment in trials for many cancer types. Select a condition to explore relevant trials:
Using the immune system to fight cancer alongside or instead of chemotherapy
Drugs designed to attack specific cancer cell features with less collateral damage
Delivering chemotherapy directly to cancer cells using antibody guidance
Using targeted radiation alongside chemotherapy in multimodal treatment
Use our Smart Matcher to find actively recruiting chemotherapy trials tailored to your diagnosis.
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