SWOG Cancer Research Network | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

Company Directory for SWOG Cancer Research Network

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17 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

SWOG Cancer Research Network

Overview

Supported by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) since 1956, this organization initially concentrated on childhood cancer treatments before expanding to adult cancers in 1958. It has grown into one of the largest cooperative groups in the U.S. National Clinical Trials Network, connecting over 20,000 members at more than 1,300 institutions worldwide. The group conducts publicly funded clinical trials designed to improve cancer care and treatment outcomes.

Its expertise covers NCI-funded phase I-III trials across adult cancers, with research spanning prevention, survivorship, and health disparities. Precision medicine initiatives, along with pioneering trials such as the Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial and SELECT, have set high standards through rigorous protocol reviews. The organization's dedication to quality assurance ensures excellence in clinical research.

Basic Information

Industry	research
Founded	1956
Revenue	14.5M
Headquarters	2611 SW 3rd Avenue, MQ 280, Portland, Oregon 97201, United States
Languages	English

Contact Details

Phone: +1 210-677-8808
Website: swog.org
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/swog---leading-cancer-research

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Cancer prevention research
Cancer research
Cancer treatment research
Cancer clinical trials
Research services
Cancer research impact
Cancer drug approval
Clinical research training
Biomarker-driven trials
Non-profit
Clinical trial design
Public health impact of trials
B2B
Research infrastructure
Cancer care improvement
Healthcare
Translational medicine
Cancer research advocacy
Cancer treatment protocols
Cancer care standards
Biorepository
Biological sample repository
Cancer care delivery research
Oncology research
Cancer treatment
Standard of care
Translational research
Cancer prevention strategies
NCI National Clinical Trials Network
Government
Data management
Clinical trial protocol development
Offices of physicians
Regulatory compliance
International research collaboration
Trial participant engagement
Research leadership
Medical research resources
Cancer research publications
Cancer survivorship studies
Public funding
Palliative care research
Publicly funded research
Biological samples
Cancer prevention
Cancer research network
Survivorship research
Research community
Medical research funding
Medical research collaboration
Patient enrollment
Nonprofit organization management
Health care
Health, wellness & fitness
Hospital & health care

Technologies Used

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