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Mainly focusing in Cancer research which is research into cancer to identify causes and develop strategies for prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and cure. Cancer research ranges from epidemiology, molecular bioscience to the performance of clinical trials to evaluate and compare applications of the various cancer treatments.
It's built around 4 objectives – to discover, detect, prevent, and treat – so that progress in understanding the fundamental biology of cancer leads to new prevention measures, tests and treatments.

Cancer research is crucial to improve the prevention, detection and treatment of these cancers, and ensure that survivors live longer, better quality lives. Research also helps identify the causes of cancer and is pointing the way to improved methods of diagnosis and treatment.

There are Three main types of cancer research studies:

1. Preclinical studies : This type of study is used in a laboratory to test whether a change in approach, called an intervention, may be useful to treat a cancer, and whether it appears to be safe. These studies are often done in cancer cells either in a petri dish or in an animal like a mouse. These results are very important for deciding which interventions to eventually test in people. Often, a lot of time will go by between testing interventions in the laboratory and having them available to treat people with cancer.

2. Experimental studies, called clinical trials : This type of study gives a group of volunteers an intervention. The intervention is the focus of the study. For instance, it may be a new treatment, medical device, or process. Researchers often compare the results of the intervention group to a group that does not get the intervention. This is known as the control group. For many studies, who does and does not get the intervention is selected at random, called randomization. In other studies, every person gets the intervention. Finally, there are some studies that use a specific selection process to make decisions about treatment.

Experimental studies and clinical trials help researchers learn more about how cancer starts or spreads. These studies can also test new imaging methods and ways to improve quality of life.

3. Observational studies : This type of study observes groups of people in a natural setting. Researchers do not give an intervention. Instead they study the results of interventions already in place. For instance, researchers may find out whether a group of people has more cancer diagnoses than another group. Observational research helps with the study of epidemiology. Epidemiology looks at how different risks influence, cause, or spread a disease in a community.

Clinical trials and experimental studies test:

The types of experimental studies include:

Double-blind randomized trial. The people in the study and the researchers do not know who belongs to the intervention group or control group. They find out only when the study ends. Most researchers feel this type of clinical trial produces the best study data.

Single-blind randomized trial. The people in the study do not know whether they belong to the intervention group or control group, but the researchers know.

Open or unblinded trial. The people in the study and the researchers know who belongs to each test group. This approach is used when it is not possible to use blinding. For instance, the study may be comparing a surgical treatment to a drug.

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