Skin Reactions to Cancer Immunotherapy

 

Trial Objective

Skin Reactions to Cancer ImmunotherapyA new cancer treatment, called immunotherapy, enhances the body’s immune response to attack and kill cancers. However, by changing the body’s immune response, unwanted side effects can occur. This study focuses on side effects caused by immunotherapy, specifically skin reactions. The purpose of this study is to understand what changes in the immune system, and how these changes lead to skin reactions as a side effect. By understanding these changes, our goal is to define the best treatment for the skin reactions, or possibly prevent the reactions.

Enrollment

Active Clinical Trials Currently Recruiting

Who Can Participate

Adults who have been diagnosed with a solid tumor who are starting or already receiving immunotherapy for cancer treatment.

Age: 18+    Gender: Any Gender


Estimated Time Commitment

Up to 2 visits over 3 months, with possible phone follow-up after 12 months depending on cancer treatment response



Payment & Reimbursement  

Payment: Provided

Travel Reimbursement: Not Available

Trial Contact

For more information, contact:

Daniell Plomondon
303.270.2041

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Trial Location

National Jewish Main Campus, Denver, CO

Trial Sponsors

National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases

Principal Investigators


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