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LACOG | Purpose

Cancer Research Collaboration in Latin America

Dr. Gustavo Werutsky
LACOG is an organisation dedicated to support and develop cancer research in Latin America. In the last years we have built a professional structure, the LACOG Coordinating Office, which attends the demands of our clinical trials and intergroup studies. LACOG is a partner of Projeto CURA to promote fundraise activities and support cancer research projects that are critical to the diverse population of Latin American patients. Working together we will improve patient care in Latin America.

 

Gustavo Werutsky, MD, LACOG Executive Director
Dr. Carlos Barrios 2
Latin America has more than 600 million people and 1 million new cases of cancer every year. Clinical research is an opportunity for cancer patients, however only 7,5% of cancer clinical trials are open in the region. To promote and develop cancer research to our patients, LACOG has built a credible platform, supported by the qualified effort and dedication of our investigators from all over Latin America.

 

Dr Carlos Barrios, MD,  LACOG President
More than 70 epidemiological studies and clinical trials
More than 19.500 patients enrolled
More than 135 abstracts and articles published
More than 30 educational events performed
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597 members

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276 hospitals and research sites

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17 countries

Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela

LACOG | Cancer research

Learn more about LACOG research fields, clinical trials and publications.

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Breast
Cancer Group

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Digital
Cancer Group

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Gastro-Intestinal
Cancer Group

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Genitourinary
Cancer Group

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Geriatric Cancer Group

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Gynecological
Cancer Group

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Head and Neck
Cancer Group

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Lung
Cancer Group

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Neuro
Cancer Group

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Radiation
Cancer Group

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Sarcoma
Cancer Group

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