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Last update: 11/18/2009 

Age | Complementary and Alternative | Fatigue
First line
| by Grade | By phase | Quality of LifeStage | Refractory

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Age
Click here for meaning of Phase I, II, III studies.
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Investigational therapies for lymphomas:
Children all phases - Phase I | Phase II | Phase III
Elderly - all phases - Phase I | Phase II | Phase III
Complementary &
Alternative Medicine 
& Diet
For lymphoma 
Fatigue
For treatment or lymphoma-related fatigue
First-line -
previously untreated

("First line" means that participants must have had no prior treatment (or significant treatment), not that the therapy is superior)

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Investigational therapies for untreated lymphomas:

Note: This criteria (untreated) is difficult to filter for by query command. Please confirm by reading the eligibility section of the listed protocols.
All first-line therapies
All first line for indolent lymphomas
All first line for aggressive lymphomas
Treatment-specific first-line studies:
Chemotherapy, but not doxorubicin (component of CHOP)
Excluding chemotherapy or transplants
Antibodies - excluding chemotherapy or transplants
Vaccines 
Grade
Grade refers to how aggressive or indolent (slow growing)  the lymphoma is. Grade I is generally most  indolent, and Grade III is most aggressive.
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Investigational therapies for lymphomas by rate of growth:
Grade I | Grade II  | Grade III 
Indolent lymphomas
Untreated indolent lymphoma
Indolent recurrent lymphomas 
Transformed lymphoma (indolent changed to aggressive)
Aggressive lymphomas
Aggressive recurrent lymphoma
Phase
Click here for meaning of Phase I, II, III studies.
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Investigational therapies for lymphomas:
All studies and phases
Phase I | Phase II | Phase III  | Phase IV
Studies, excluding chemotherapy, all phases 
Phase I | Phase II | Phase III 
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Quality of Life
Quality of Life (QOL)
by Stage 
Stage refers to how widespread the disease is.
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Investigational therapies for lymphomas:
All therapies for all stages -
Stage I | Stage II | Stage III | Stage IV
Radiotherapy
Stage I
| Stage II | Stage III | Stage IV
Refractory
Lymphomas
Refractory refers to disease that is resistant to standard treatments.
 
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Studies for refractory (treatment resistant) lymphomas: 
See also Pipeline for single agents
All Lymphoma  
NHL-indolent | NHL - aggressive | Hodgkins | T-cell 
Treatment-specific studies for refractory lymphomas: 
Immunotherapy
Stem Cell Transplants (SCT):
Autologous (stem cells from self) 
All lymphomas | CLL/SLL | NHL | Hodgkin's | T-cell
Allogeneic (stem cells from donor) 
All lymphomas | NHL | Hodgkin's | T-cell
Mini-transplants (stem cells from donor) 
  All lymphomas | NHL | Hodgkin's | T-cell 
(non-myeloablative transplant)
Refractory AND NOT SCT 
All lymphomas | NHL | Hodgkin's | T-cell
 
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