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Prostate Cancer Studies

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Prostate Cancer

General Eligibility

  • Histologically confirmed prostate cancer
  • Age 18 years or older
  • Willing and able to provide informed consent
  • Meeting additional study-specific eligibility requirements

Clinical Trials

Explore our prostate cancer studies

Filter by enrollment status to find studies that may be right for you. We value your participation in advancing prostate cancer care.

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CAPTAIN

Status: Active, Not Enrolling

The CAPTAIN study is evaluating novel treatment approaches for patients with prostate cancer. Researchers are investigating whether these therapies can improve disease control and expand treatment options while maintaining quality of life.

NCT05027477

Diagram of the TULSA-PRO ablation procedure

CARE

Status: Active and Enrolling

The CARE study is investigating new approaches for the treatment and management of prostate cancer. The goal of this research is to improve patient outcomes and provide additional therapeutic options for men with prostate cancer.

NCT05001477

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Curium

Status: Active and Enrolling

The Curium study is evaluating advanced PET imaging technology designed to improve the detection and staging of prostate cancer. This research may help physicians make more informed treatment decisions and better understand disease progression.

NCT06235151

Scientific illustration representing the CLARIFY PET imaging study

CLARIFY

Status: Active and Enrolling

The CLARIFY study is evaluating the use of Copper-64 SAR-bisPSMA PET imaging in men with high-risk prostate cancer. Researchers hope this imaging technology will improve the detection of lymph node involvement and assist in treatment planning.

NCT06056830

PYLARIFY PET image representing the Piflufolastat F18 prostate cancer registry study

PYLARIFY Registry

Status: Active, Not Enrolling

The PYLARIFY Registry is evaluating the real-world clinical utility of PYLARIFY PET imaging in patients with prostate cancer. Researchers aim to better understand how PSMA PET imaging influences treatment decisions and long-term outcomes.

NCT05712473

Medication bottle representing prostate cancer treatment research

Amplify

Status: Active, Not Enrolling

The Amplify study is evaluating new treatment combinations for prostate cancer with the aim of improving disease control and patient outcomes. Researchers are studying the safety and effectiveness of these therapies in appropriate patients.

NCT06970847

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Vapor

Status: Active, Not Enrolling

The Vapor study is investigating innovative treatment strategies for prostate cancer. Researchers are studying the safety and effectiveness of these approaches with the goal of improving outcomes for patients.

NCT05683691

Medical illustration representing prostate cancer therapy research

Vanquish

Status: Active and Enrolling

The Vanquish study is evaluating novel therapies for prostate cancer. Researchers aim to determine whether these treatments can provide additional options and improve outcomes for patients.

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Artera

Status: Coming Soon

The Artera study will evaluate precision medicine tools designed to help personalize treatment decisions for men with prostate cancer. Researchers hope this approach will allow therapies to be tailored more effectively to each patient.

Eligibility criteria vary depending on the study. Patients may qualify for one or more clinical trials if they meet certain study-specific requirements. For additional study requirements and eligibility information, please contact our Research Department by emailing research@theupi.com or calling 210-617-3670 and selecting the Research option. A member of our team will be happy to answer your questions and discuss available study opportunities.