Clinical Cancer Research

RTFCCR Continues Partnership with Blood Cancer United to Co-Fund ACT Grants

Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research Continues Partnership with Blood Cancer United to Co-Fund ACT Grants September 12, 2025 Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research (RTFCCR) is pleased to continue its collaboration with Blood Cancer United in co-funding Academic Clinical Trials (ACT) initiative – an investigator-initiated clinical trial program designed to address unmet …

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Grantee Spotlight: SAKK 01/18 Trial Drives Change in Global Cancer Guidelines

Grantee Spotlight: SAKK 01/18 Trial Drives Change in Global Cancer Guidelines August 7, 2025 We’re proud to share a major milestone achieved by one of our completed grants: the “SAKK 01/18 trial: Reduced intensity radio-chemotherapy for stage IIA/B seminoma” has led to a significant update in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines (image 1). Led by Dr. …

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Award for Early Detection and Diagnosis of Kidney Cancer

RTFCCR and KCA Launch Joint Call for Proposals on Early Detection of Kidney Cancer June 5, 2025 The Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research (RTFCCR) and the Kidney Cancer Association (KCA) are proud to announce a new joint Request for Applications (RFA) to advance the early detection and diagnosis of kidney cancer.  This collaborative …

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RTFCCR Presence at the St.Gallen International Breast Cancer Conference 2025 in Vienna, Austria

RTFCCR Presence at the St.Gallen International Breast Cancer Conference 2025 in Vienna, Austria  April 24, 2025 Earlier this month, Alexandre Alencar and Zoraide Granchi from the Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research (RTFCCR) team attended the 19th St. Gallen International Breast Cancer Conference in Vienna. At the conference, Alexandre and Zoraide had an opportunity …

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RTFCCR funds five new European clinical trials across various cancer types

RTFCCR funds five new European clinical trials across various cancer types March 27, 2025 The Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research has recently approved five new grants to advance the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.  Spanning the development of cancer from precancerous conditions to the treatment of metastatic disease, and led by renowned clinical institutions …

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Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research Launches Early Career Supportive Care Program

Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research Launches Early Career Supportive Care Program  March 25, 2025 The Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research (RTFCCR) has initiated a new funding program to support early career investigators in supportive care for cancer patients. The “Early Career in Supportive Care Program” aims to address the urgent need …

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“United by the Unique”: Honoring the World Cancer Day

“United by the Unique”: Honoring the World Cancer Day February 04, 2025 The Rising Tide Foundation remains steadfast in its commitment to promoting freedom and enhancing quality of life globally. Our clinical cancer research foundation embodies this vision by funding programs that foster patient-centric research. We are also actively involved in several collaborations that focus …

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New Patient-Led Matchmaking Platform to Launch in 2025

New Patient-Led Matchmaking Platform to Launch in 2025  December 16, 2024 The Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research (RTFCCR) is proud to be a funding partner for this crucial project. The importance of patient involvement in research is well-established, and the new Matchmaking Platform will be a valuable tool for connecting researchers with knowledgeable …

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