Learn more about cancer clinical trials and how to find one Our Network Find out about our members at over 1,300 institutions worldwide SWOG Meetings Get the latest information on our biannual …

SWOG is a worldwide network of researchers that design and conduct cancer clinical trials. The group's goal is to change medical practice so it improves the lives of people with cancer.

Since 1978, SWOG Cancer Research Network hosts meetings twice yearly in order for members to share ideas, work on trial concepts or ongoing studies, hear about the latest tools and approaches in …

Along with being publicly funded, SWOG trials seek to improve medical care across the cancer continuum - prevention, treatment, care delivery, symptom control and quality of life, survivorship, …

Who Leads SWOG Cancer Research Network Our leaders are distinguished cancer researchers and clinicians from some of the nation's most respected universities and cancer centers.

Since its founding in 1956, SWOG has established a rich trove of resources. Its online clinical trial and publications search tool includes more than 1,400 trials and over 5,000 trial publications and …

SWOG Cancer Research Network is part of the nation's oldest and largest publicly funded cancer research network, with funding since 1956 from the National Cancer Institute.

SWOG members work through cancer-specific committees to get a trial off the ground, make sure it's running effectively and efficiently, and prepare results for sharing so that trial data informs and …

SWOG is a part of the nation's oldest and largest publicly funded cancer research network. Texas pediatrician Grant Taylor, MD, founded the group in Houston in 1956 under a new National Cancer …

• maintenance of a Trial Master File (See the Trial Master File guidance document, accessible from the Protocol Workbench at https://www.swog.org/clinical-trials/protocol-workbench)