Minority/Underserved NCI Community Oncology Research Program (MU-NCORP)

Massey's clinical research network provides patients, particularly minority and underserved individuals, with access to research and clinical trials close to home.

About Massey's MU-NCORP

In striving to serve all Virginians, VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center is expanding its clinical trial offerings statewide to provide cancer patients, particularly minority and underserved patients, access to prevention, early detection and treatment clinical trials as well as cancer care delivery research closer to home. Today, Massey partners with 10 health systems and oncology medical practices throughout the commonwealth. Massey assists these practices with development and ongoing management of a quality clinical trials program and provides access to innovative cancer trials through membership to all four adult National Clinical Trials Network (NCTN) groups, Children’s Oncology Group, and two NCORP Research Bases.

As an awardee of a MU-NCORP (formerly referred to as Minority Community Clinical Oncology Program) for more than 30 years, Massey plays a significant role in facilitating the development of community-based oncology clinical trial partnerships. Massey’s MU-NCORP team provides ongoing training and education to investigators and staff at component sites and supports their participation on NCTN and MU-NCORP trials. Massey is one of only 14 MU-NCORPs in the country.

MU-NCORP contact information

Affiliate locations

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