Study Of Rapid Testing Devices To Detect Covid-19
Seeking adults and children for a study testing the accuracy of investigational devices to diagnose COVID-19.
Seeking adults and children for a study testing the accuracy of investigational devices to diagnose COVID-19.
Seeking men and women with mild to moderate COVID-19 for a study of an investigational drug that contains monoclonal antibodies.
Seeking men and women who have been hospitalized with COVID-19 for a study that compares the safety and activity of experimental regimens consisting of oral anti-inflammatory agents plus Remdesivir.
Seeking men and women with advanced (Stage III or IV) melanoma for a study of whether adding an investigational drug to an FDA approved drug combination is safe and effective.
People with a type of Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma called "Activated B Cell" that did not get better with treatment or has returned after previous treatment sought for a study of whether adding in an additional investigational drug makes the therapy better, the same or worse than the usual approach.
The study is open to men & women with triple negative breast cancer that have received chemotherapy prior to surgery, then had surgery to remove the breast cancer, and viable tumor was still seen in the surgery specimen.