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Cancer patients require access to novel treatments via clinical trials. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute maintained its research, ensuring continued patient access to investigational cancer therapies.

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  • The COVID-19 pandemic created significant challenges for clinical research operations globally.
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  • Many academic medical centers halted or paused clinical research activities during the pandemic.

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  • This decision aimed to ensure continuity of care and access to novel cancer treatments for patients.
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