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Studies & Trials
Innovative studies open up promising opportunities for new cancer therapies and offer patients the chance to benefit early on from potentially effective treatments that are not yet established.
Patients with cancer often have the opportunity to participate in current studies involving innovative therapies. These are usually therapy optimization studies or investigations that focus on evaluating new therapies. Such studies may be of particular interest to cancer patients if the known treatment methods are not satisfactory and/or no other promising therapy is (or is no longer) available.
All open studies at the UCC Hamburg can be found in two study directories:
- TrialFinder
- QuickQueck©
Open studies in the areas of
The interdisciplinary study center at the University Cancer Center Hamburg (UCC Hamburg) is headed by
Please feel free to contact us:
Currently open trials at UCC Hamburg
All open studies/study trees at UCC Hamburg and cooperation partners can be found in TrailFinder. If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Ina Böhlke (
QuickQueck©
QuickQueck© allows you to search for ongoing cancer trials in German-speaking countries. You can filter by various criteria to find exactly the studies you are eligible to participate in.
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What does participating in a study involve?
Many patients want to actively support cancer research. Studies offer a good opportunity to do so. Here you will find information about participating in studies.
Current trials in the fields of mental health, lifestyle and aftercare
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Further information will follow.
If you have any questions,
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Information about the study can be found on our
For questions, please reach out to
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Information about the program can be found on our
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Information about the program can be found on our German-language page.
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Information about the program can be found on our German-language page.
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LE-Na Study
The LE-Na Study investigates long-term follow-up care for former pediatric and adolescent cancer patients who are now adults.
Inclusion criteria:
- Diagnosis and treatment of a cancer during childhood or adolescence (before the 18th birthday)
- Completion of regular oncological follow-up care (at least 5 years after the end of therapy for the primary cancer)
- At least 6 months after completion of radiation/chemotherapy, or at least 12 months after completion of a stem cell transplant (e.g., in cases of relapse or secondary neoplasms)
If you are interested, please contact the Central Contact Point of the University Cancer Center Hamburg (UCC Hamburg).
Further information:
The study is funded by the H.W. & J. Hector Foundation.
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ORPHYS Study | Psychodynamic Short-Term Therapy for Cancer
Treatment Offer for Patients with Advanced Cancer
In our study, we aim to investigate a psychotherapeutic program for patients with advanced cancer and high psychological distress. The study is funded by the German Cancer Aid (Deutsche Krebshilfe).
Background
A serious physical illness can bring profound changes and losses. These may include fears of death or dying, fears of losing autonomy or dignity, concerns about being a burden to others, or feelings of meaninglessness.
These burdens often affect our interpersonal relationships. Psychodynamic psychotherapy can help patients find ways to cope with losses, changes, and relationship conflicts that accompany a serious physical illness.
Participation Requirements
- At least 18 years of age
- Advanced stage cancer
Interested or have questions? Please contact us:
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Information about the program can be found on our German-language page.
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Starting Q1 | 2026
Further information will follow.
If you have any questions, please contact
Further information
Do you have any questions or would you like to make an appointment? Here you will find our contact details for UCC Hamburg.
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