Norton Cancer Institute is at the forefront of cancer treatment research. Our lung cancer clinical trials give patients access to new and innovative treatments.
Current clinical trials often include studies for non small cell lung cancer and innovative immunotherapy approaches.
Learn more about participating in a clinical trial at Norton Healthcare.
Active lung cancer clinical trials at Norton Cancer Institute include:
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Ultraviolet light, specifically, narrowband UVB light, can reduce skin inflammation, especially as a treatment for eczema and psoriasis. A Louisville-area dermatologist is using this therapy as a treatment for cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, a blood cell […]
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