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A few Trial Fetch updates:

• The flow through the site has been streamlined so that now you enter the patient’s information, and once it’s complete the AI will go right into finding matching trials and showing you some of the most promising ones. We are always working to …

There are a lot of web sites out there to help match cancer patients to clinical trials. I'm extremely proud of the results that TrialFetch gives and how they are personalized to the patient's specific cancer situation. But many of the other sites also claim to deliver personalized and helpful …

Some big updates to TrialFetch are here! I will keep this post brief because the walkthrough video on the home page shows the updates and features nicely.

The major changes are:

1. Now you enter patient information in a chat system that will ask clarifying questions if anything …

Emmett is a clinical research coordinator at Stanford who helps build and test TrialFetch.

During my onboarding as a clinical research coordinator, I was struck by the breadth of coordination that goes into even a single blood collection. Each task—from processing a kit to logging data—represents the combined efforts …

I'm excited to share three updates to TrialFetch that will help more patients find clinical trials that may be right for them.

Expanding Beyond Lung Cancer to Breast and Colon Cancer

We launched TrialFetch for clinical trials for non-small cell lung cancer. Today, we’re expanding to include advanced/metastatic …

The Beginning

The idea for TrialFetch started when I was seeing a patient with an uncommon kind of cancer in my radiation oncology clinic. Their cancer had spread throughout the body and was growing despite drug treatments. Their medical oncologist had told them they did not know of any …