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Understanding and accessing clinical trials can seem complex. Klineo identifies in seconds the innovative treatments matching your medical profile and supports you at every step.
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What our patients say
“Thanks to Klineo, I was able to find and benefit from an immunotherapy trial that was open in my own center after discussing it with my oncologist.”
“We would have liked to have had access to a platform like Klineo for our daughter”
“I live in the Vosges and thanks to Klineo I was able to find and participate in a test in Lyon”
How does Klineo work?
Three simple steps to find the clinical trials suited to your profile and be supported all the way to inclusion.
Create your account and fill in your information
By creating an account on Klineo, you can complete your medical profile and start a search for suitable clinical trials.
Find the suitable clinical trials and discuss them with your physician
Among the relevant clinical trial results, select the ones that interest you and share them with your referring oncologist through Klineo so they can contact the trial coordinators.
Take part in a clinical trial if you are eligible
Once seen in consultation, you can take part in a clinical trial if you are eligible.
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Frequently asked questions
What is childhood cancer?
Childhood cancer differs from adult cancer in terms of type, development, and response to treatment. In children, cancer is considered to be a rare disease. In fact, pediatric cancers correspond to 1% of cancers detected each year.
Information on these types of cancers can be found in the answers to the questions below. For more details, you can consult the following sites:
- French Society for the Fight against Cancers and Leukemia in Children and Adolescents (SFCE) https://sf-cancers-enfant.com/
- Arcagy - InfoCancer (https://www.arcagy.org/infocancer/localisations/cancers-de-l-enfant/oncopediatrie.html/)
- U-Link: https://u-link.eu/
What is prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is caused by an uncontrolled multiplication of prostate cells, forming a cluster of cells called a cancerous tumor. It is one of the most frequent cancers in France with more than 60,000 new cases per year. In most cases, it occurs after 50 years of age.
What is kidney cancer?
Kidney cancer is a disease characterized by the abnormal and uncontrolled growth of malignant cells in kidney tissue. It usually develops in kidney tubule cells that are responsible for filtering blood. Kidney cancer primarily affects men over the age of 60, with risk factors such as smoking, obesity, hypertension, and a family history. In France, the incidence of kidney cancer has continued to increase in recent years. According to estimates, in 2023, 17,141 new cases were diagnosed.
How do cancerous tumors develop in children?.
Tumors in children tend to grow more quickly than in adults due to rapid cell division. However, they often respond well to treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation.
How is pancreatic cancer treated?
There are several treatments available for pancreatic cancer. Treatment involves multidisciplinary care that depends on the stage of the disease, the cancerous tumor and the overall health condition of the patient.
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Klineo helps you discover the open clinical trials that match your medical profile, available near you.