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Rainbow Research Rainbow Research, in affiliation with Rainbow Oncology conducts clinical trials in various cancers.

Join our trial: Unresectable or Metastatic Melanoma.A Randomized, Double-Blind Study Unresectable or Metastatic MelanomE...
06/08/2025

Join our trial: Unresectable or Metastatic Melanoma.

A Randomized, Double-Blind Study Unresectable or Metastatic MelanomEvaluating the Efficacy. Safety, and Immunogenicity of ABP 206 Compared with OPDIVO® (Nivolumab) in Subjects with Treatment-Naïve Unresectable or Metastatic Melanoma.

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27/07/2025

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR A CANCER TRIAL?

Rainbow Research, an affiliate of Rainbow Oncology conducts clinical oncology trials with patients throughout South Africa. We work with medications that are not yet registered in South Africa to create cutting-edge cancer treatments backed by the pharmaceutical sector.

Visit Rainbow Research to see if you are eligible to join one of our ongoing clinical cancer trials.

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What happens after a Clinical Cancer Trial?Once your participation has concluded, it is essential for you and your docto...
26/07/2025

What happens after a Clinical Cancer Trial?
Once your participation has concluded, it is essential for you and your doctor or researcher to collaborate in determining the most effective next steps for your care.

In some cases, studies are structured to allow continued access to the study medication for extended periods even after the study has officially ended.

Who is eligible for Cancer Clinical Trials?
Clinical trials come with specific guidelines known as eligibility criteria, which help doctors determine who can take part in these important studies. These criteria are detailed in the trial listings and encompass factors such as gender, age, type of cancer, and the stage of the disease. If you have questions or need clarification, don’t hesitate to consult your doctor or reach out to the study organizer for assistance.

What are the 4 stages of Clinical Cancer Trials?Phase 1Assessing initial safely and dosagePhase 2Evaluating effectivenes...
16/07/2025

What are the 4 stages of Clinical Cancer Trials?

Phase 1
Assessing initial safely and dosage

Phase 2
Evaluating effectiveness and side effects

Phase 3
Confirming efficacy compared to standard treatments

Phase 4
Ongoing study of long-term effects after approval

10/07/2025

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What happens during a Cancer Trial?Clinical trials come in various designs, but at their core, they involve a straightfo...
07/07/2025

What happens during a Cancer Trial?

Clinical trials come in various designs, but at their core, they involve a straightforward comparison between the effects of a new treatment and the standard one. This evaluation takes place at multiple intervals throughout the trial and culminates at its conclusion. Researchers meticulously analyze the results to determine which treatment option proves to be more effective or presents fewer side effects.

What are the risks of Clinical Cancer Trials?

Engaging in a clinical trial comes with certain risks, such as the possibility that the new treatment may not be effective for you, that it might fall short compared to the standard care you currently receive, and that there could be adverse, serious, or even life-threatening side effects.

How does someone join a Clinical Cancer Trial?Those that participate in trials are volunteers and they can be healthy pa...
30/06/2025

How does someone join a Clinical Cancer Trial?

Those that participate in trials are volunteers and they can be healthy participants or those with a medical health problem. They can also be both adults or children depending on the trial requirements.

The doctor will explain all the details of the trial and what would be expected from the participant. A consent form would need to be signed before beginning.

If you are interested in participating in one of our trials, please visit our Find Trials page for details on our current trials.

Who pays for clinical trials?Generally, the clinical trial costs are covered by the sponsor of the study, often covering...
23/06/2025

Who pays for clinical trials?

Generally, the clinical trial costs are covered by the sponsor of the study, often covering investigations and travelling costs.

What are Clinical Cancer Trials?Clinical trials in cancer test new ways to diagnose, avert, and treat cancer. They also ...
15/06/2025

What are Clinical Cancer Trials?

Clinical trials in cancer test new ways to diagnose, avert, and treat cancer. They also help to improve the quality of life for patients with cancer and manage the burden of cancer and cancer treatments. Clinical trials may help oncologists learn more about cancer management and eventually better help affected patients in the future.

Clinical trials may allow those affected by cancer to receive a treatment that is not yet funded in South Africa or a treatment that is under study and not yet available to people outside of the trial. The researchers ensure that every patient participating in the trial is closely monitored with modern radiology or laboratory equipment, which offers an extra layer of care during treatment.

In addition to the medical benefits, participating in clinical trials contributes to the advancement of cancer research, paving the way for future breakthroughs that can save lives. By being part of a clinical trial, patients not only gain access to innovative therapies but also play a crucial role in shaping the future of cancer care for generations to come.

This collaborative effort between patients and researchers fosters a community of hope and resilience, driving forward the mission to conquer cancer.

In our cancer trials there is no placebo offered – only the standard therapy and the trial medication therapy.

CLINICAL TRIALSRainbow Research, an affiliate of Rainbow Oncology is located in , KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, with bran...
05/06/2025

CLINICAL TRIALS

Rainbow Research, an affiliate of Rainbow Oncology is located in , KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, with branches in Durban, Amanzimtoti and Ballito is conducting clinical oncology trials with patients from all over the country. We work with medications that are not yet registered in South Africa to create cutting-edge cancer treatments backed by the pharmaceutical sector.

For more information or to find a trial, please visit:

https://oncorainbowresearch.com/find-trials/

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