Leukemia clinical trials in Los Angeles, explained in plain language.
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- 1Answer 5 quick questionsWho it is for, the cancer type, stage, past treatments and your ZIP code. No records needed to start.
- 2See trials near you, freeWe count recruiting trials near you on ClinicalTrials.gov. A CureGate research specialist can call you, and you can add records later for a closer match.
- 3Research team review, then your callCureGate’s research team reviews your matches before anything is shared with a trial site. You decide, together with your doctor.
Know the facts
What is leukemia?
Leukemia is a cancer of the blood-forming cells in the bone marrow. The main types — AML, ALL, CLL and CML — behave very differently, and genetic and molecular test results increasingly decide which treatments and trials fit.
- 67,790new cases of leukemia are estimated in the U.S. in 2026. Source: NCI SEER Cancer Stat Facts
- 68.6%five-year relative survival (2016–2022), all leukemia types combined. Source: NCI SEER Cancer Stat Facts
- 1.8% / yraverage yearly fall in leukemia death rates, 2015–2024. Source: NCI SEER Cancer Stat Facts
- 68is the median age at diagnosis. Source: NCI SEER Cancer Stat Facts
Why clinical trials matter
Today’s standard treatments exist because people took part in earlier trials. According to the National Cancer Institute, people are living longer lives thanks to results of past cancer clinical trials (NCI). Yet only about 7% of U.S. adults with cancer join a treatment trial (Unger et al., JCO 2024) — often because no one told them a trial was available. Trials are research and are not guaranteed to help; your doctor and the study team can explain possible risks and benefits.
Why CureGate
Searching for a clinical trial can feel like a full-time job — for patients and for the people who love them. CureGate, based in Los Angeles, California, was built to put you and your family back in control: your records, your questions, your pace.
- Free AI matching from the records you already have
- Plain-language trial explanations, plus Aria to answer questions any time
- A personal dashboard to track matches and next steps
- CureGate’s research team reviews every match before any site handoff
- The final choice is always yours, made with your own doctor
What to expect & your privacy
After you upload, our team reviews your case and you’ll see possible matches with clear explanations. If you’d like to move forward with a trial, we’ll help you connect with the study team, who make the final eligibility decision.
Your records, in one place, in your controlAdd many files at once or a .zip, keep them in your private records vault, and share them only when you choose. We never sell your data. Your records are used only to look for trials, and you decide what is shared and with whom.
Questions
Is CureGate free?
Yes. Matching, plain-language explanations, Aria and your dashboard are free for patients and families.
Can I search for someone I care for?
Yes. Family members and caregivers can upload records and track matches on behalf of a loved one, with their permission.
Will joining a trial help?
Clinical trials are research. They are not guaranteed to help, and they have possible risks and benefits that the study team and your doctor will explain.
Who sees my records?
CureGate’s research team, to find matches. We never sell your data, and nothing goes to a trial site until you say so.
Do I have to join a trial?
No. Taking part is always voluntary. You can stop at any time, and your care with your own doctor continues either way.
What records help most for leukemia?
A recent hematology/oncology note, bone marrow biopsy and flow cytometry reports, cytogenetic and molecular results (such as FLT3, NPM1 or IGHV), and recent blood counts. Upload what you have.
CureGate is free for patients and families. Clinical trials are research and are not guaranteed to help. CureGate does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment — please talk with your doctor about any trial. Participation is voluntary. Cure Gate LLC · Los Angeles, CA · Privacy policy · Terms