Online Platform for Sharing Cancer Patient Information To Support Treatment Decisions and Accelerate Research

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to improve understanding and treatment of cancer by creating an online platform where patients, doctors, and researchers can share medical information and research findings. The study tests the idea that this shared knowledge will help patients better understand their condition, support doctors in making treatment decisions, and speed up cancer research progress. The study involves cancer patients who have been diagnosed and are receiving medical care. Participants do not receive any active treatment as part of this observational study. Instead, leftover blood, bodily fluids, or tissue samples collected during routine clinical care will be analyzed. The results of these analyses will be shared on the All4Cure website to build a shared knowledge base accessible to patients, clinicians, and scientists. There are no experimental interventions or treatments administered. During the study, patients will contribute by allowing their leftover clinical samples to be used for research. Researchers will monitor changes in tumor molecular profiles over six years to learn more about cancer. Participants health information will be shared anonymously on the platform to help accelerate research. The study does not involve additional treatments, and participation involves data sharing and sample analysis only.

A Crowd Sourcing Platform for Patients With Cancer