Clinical Cancer Research

Cancer Research Overview

Finding a cure for cancer starts with medical research that challenges what we know and tests the limits of what’s possible — and this work happens every day through our research initiatives at the AdventHealth Cancer and Research Institutes.

Together, we conduct clinical, translational and investigational research, research in population health and value-based care, and innovation in precision medicine and pharmacogenomics. From investigative research in the lab to clinical trials that offer new hope to patients, we're committed to finding new and better ways to treat cancer, and we invite you to learn more about our progress.

Learn About Cancer Clinical Trials Near You

AdventHealth Research Institute conducts clinical trials across multiple states, bringing innovative research opportunities to communities nationwide. Click the links to discover active clinical trials in your area and learn how you can participate in advancing the future of healthcare.

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Curing cancer is our goal. Clinical trials offer you access to the most advanced treatment options, help us find new ways to prevent and detect cancer, and improve our patients’ quality of life.

Pursuing Hope in Clinical Trials and Investigative Research

Through cancer trials, doctors hope to find new ways to improve patients’ cancer treatments and quality of life. Clinical trials provide access to innovative and experimental therapies for patients with solid and circulating tumors, including through the National Cancer Institute’s Clinical Trials Network (NCTN). Our centralized clinical research team is comprised of research nurses, data managers, research assistants and regulatory coordinators.

Investigative research, including both “wet” translational and laboratory research and “dry” population health and value-based research, provides the ability to identify, develop and study new innovations in a real health system setting. While cancer care has already made tremendous progress, further innovation and research are necessary to develop and implement the next generation of therapeutics, best practices, disease prevention and targeted treatments for each patient's unique needs.

Areas of Focus

  • Brain and Spine Cancers
  • Breast Cancer
  • Digestive Tract Cancers
  • Gynecologic Cancers
  • Head, Neck and Skin Cancers
  • Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma and Blood Cancers
  • Lung and Esophageal Cancers
  • Urologic Cancers

Our Capabilities

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