SWOG Cancer Research Network

SWOG Cancer Research Network is a leading force in public-powered cancer research, backed by the National Cancer Institute's National Clinical Trials Network and the NCI Community Oncology Research Program. With almost 20,000 members across 45 states and nine other countries, SWOG is dedicated to designing and conducting clinical trials that advance cancer care. Founded in 1956 by the National Cancer Institute, their impactful trials have resulted in the approval of 14 cancer drugs, changed over 100 standards of cancer care, and saved more than 3 million years of human life. Based at the Knight Cancer Institute in Portland, OR and San Antonio, TX, SWOG runs its statistics and data management center from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and Cancer Research And Biostatistics (CRAB) in Seattle, WA. The public charity, The Hope Foundation for Cancer Research, which supports SWOG, is headquartered in Ann Arbor, MI. Employing a diverse team of professionals with expertise in various fields, including protocol development, statistical analysis, data management, and more, SWOG is fully equipped to continue making significant contributions to cancer research.