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The CRC Blueprint

My scientific approach to my own cancer – shared with you.

Treatments being tested

Clinical trials open to people with bowel cancer

Every trial here is a live record from ClinicalTrials.gov, the public registry every trial must be listed on before it starts. Statuses are re-checked against the registry every day or two, because a list that says a closed trial is recruiting is worse than no list at all.

Listing a trial is not a recommendation, and this site has no connection to any of them. Whether a trial is right for you, and whether you would be eligible, is a conversation for your own oncology team.

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What these filters mean

Genotype

These are the things that make a tumour unusual, so leave them alone unless one of them is yours. Nothing selected shows every trial. Wild-type and pMMR are the ordinary results and have no button of their own: they would match almost everybody, so they would narrow nothing. Selecting a mutation drops the trials that need the ordinary result instead — which is right, because those are the ones you could not join.

Which KRAS

Only relevant if your tumour is KRAS mutated. Your report will name the exact change, such as G12C or G12D; some newer drugs are built for one specific change and no other.

Each trial is tagged by reading its own eligibility criteria automatically, to make the list searchable. The tags summarise what the criteria mention — they are not a decision about whether you qualify, and where a tag and the criteria disagree, the criteria are right.

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