British Columbia Cancer Agency

This study is testing a lower dose of radiation therapy for people with slow-growing lymphoma in the eye area. Researchers want to see if giving 12Gy of radiation in 6 sessions provides good tumor control while causing fewer long-term side effects than the current standard higher…

This study compares two radiation approaches after breast-conserving surgery for early-stage breast cancer. Researchers want to see if a single radiation treatment works as well as five treatments over several weeks. They'll measure side effects, quality of life, and cancer contr…

This study is testing if a cancer imaging tracer can be swallowed instead of injected for a PET scan. Researchers want to see if this oral method, used with a new, faster scanner, provides clear images and is preferred by patients. About 27 people with cancer will get two scans—o…

This study is testing whether giving a slightly higher dose of radiation can better control large, bulky tumors that have spread from cancer. It compares standard radiation to a higher-dose approach in patients with advanced cancer who are seeking symptom relief, not a cure. The …

This study aims to understand if a simple hand grip strength test can provide useful information for adults with pancreatic cancer. Researchers will ask 50 participants to squeeze a device during their regular clinic visits and fill out questionnaires about their well-being. The …