CANCER PAIN

This study aims to find out whether acupuncture or massage provides better long-term pain relief for people with advanced cancer. Researchers will follow 300 patients over 26 weeks to see which approach helps more with pain and improves quality of life. The trial focuses on peopl…

This study is testing whether an oral medication called Trichomylin®, which contains three cannabis compounds, can help reduce pain in people with advanced cancer. It will involve about 20 adults who are already taking stable opioid pain medication but still experience moderate t…

This study is testing whether mindfulness training can help reduce chronic pain in people with cancer. Researchers are comparing a mindfulness program called MORE against a waitlist control group in 76 participants. The goal is to see if teaching people to focus on the present mo…

This study is comparing two ways to manage severe pain from cancer. One group gets a small pump implanted near the spine to deliver pain medicine directly. The other group continues with standard pain pills. Researchers will track which method better controls pain, reduces medica…