Closed Clinical Trials

The table below contains a list of all ECOG-ACRIN clinical trials that have closed to enrollment since January 1, 2021. Hover over any of the column headings and click the up/down arrows to sort. You can also search by keyword. To access more information about a particular trial, click on the trial ID, which will link you to more information.



Cancer TypeTrial ID & Link to infoTarget Patient PopulationStudy Type ECOG-ACRIN Oversight Committee(s)Date Closed
VariousEAQ202Adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients, ages 18-39ObservationHealth Equity; Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology02/27/26
VariousEAY131 / NCI-MATCHMetastatic (advanced) solid tumors, lymphomas, or myeloma and also rare cancer types with no standard treatment availableTreatmentDevelopmental Therapeutics12/23/22
VariousEAY191-E4 /
ComboMATCH-E4
Metastatic (advanced) solid tumors that are progressing after treatment with taxane chemotherapyTreatmentDevelopmental Therapeutics11/20/24
VariousEAY191-E5/
ComboMATCH-E5
Metastatic (advanced) solid tumors with a KRAS G12C mutationTreatmentDevelopmental Therapeutics04/08/26
AnyE1Q11 / EROSWomen with a recent cancer diagnosis Reproductive Health PlanningCancer Control and Survivorship03/10/21
AnyEAQ171CDCurrent smokers wanting to stopObservation (Counseling)Cancer Care Delivery Research12/23/22
AnyEAQ172Cancer patients with pneumonitis (lung inflammation)Treatment Cancer Control and Survivorship 12/14/23
AnusEA2165Metastatic (advanced)TreatmentGastrointestinal 08/31/21
AnusEA2176Metastatic (advanced), not able to be removed by surgery (inoperable)TreatmentGastrointestinal 09/23/24
AnusEA2182 / DECREASESquamous cell type, no prior treatmentTreatmentGastrointestinal 10/30/24
Bile Duct EA2187Metastatic (advanced) cholangiocarcinomaTreatmentGastrointestinal 03/22/23
BladderEA8185 / INSPIREHas spread to the lymph nodesTreatmentGenitourinary10/02/23
BladderEA8212 / BRIDGEHigh risk; has not spread to the muscle TreatmentGenitourinary07/24/25
BloodE4412Hodgkin lymphomaTreatmentLymphoma 09/04/24
BloodEA4151Mantle cell lymphomaTreatmentLymphoma 10/03/24
BloodEA4181Mantle cell lymphomaTreatmentLymphoma 03/31/23
BloodEA9131Acute promyelocytic leukemia (AML)TreatmentLeukemia; Cancer Control and Survivorship06/25/21
BloodEA9152Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)TreatmentLeukemia10/15/24
BloodEA9161 Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)TreatmentLeukemia04/23/21
BloodEA9171 / BLAST MRD CML 1Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)TreatmentLeukemia 12/17/24
Blood (Leukemia)EA9181Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)TreatmentLeukemia03/26/26
Blood EAA171 / OPTIMUMPreviously diagnosed with multiple myeloma and on lenalidomideTreatmentMyeloma03/03/23
Blood (Leukemia or Lymphoma)EAQ211Adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivors age 15-39 when diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia or lymphomaObservationHealth Equity; Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology03/12/26
BloodNHLBI-MDS / The National MDS StudySuspected myelodysplastic syndromeScreening/Early DetectionLeukemia 06/24/24
BloodPrE0905Acute myeloid leukemia with FLT3 mutationTreatmentN/A (PrECOG)11/17/22
BrainEAF151Recurrent glioblastomaImagingBrain Cancer Working Group08/24/23
BreastEAI142Newly diagnosed, metastatic (advanced)ImagingBreast 07/06/22
BreastEAQ201Women who decline the TMIST breast cancer screening trialObservation (Patient Reporting))Cancer Control and Survivorship02/02/23
BreastEAQ221CD / CONCURxPPatients taking a CDK4/6 inhibitorObservationCancer Care Delivery Research06/05/26
BreastEAZ171Black women with breast cancerTreatmentBreast; Prevention03/31/22
BreastEA1151 / TMISTWomen planning for regular mammogramsScreening/Early DetectionImaging; Prevention; Breast12/20/24
BreastEA1183 / FEATUREMetastatic (advanced) with bone or mostly bone diseaseImagingBreast 11/29/23
BreastEA1131Triple negative and basal subtype, including both women and menTreatmentBreast 03/30/21
BreastEA1181 / CompassHER2 pCRHER2 positive typeTreatmentBreast10/12/23
BreastEA1211 / DIRECTEarly stage, HER2 positive typeImagingBreast08/15/25
BreastPrE0113 / BRACELET-01Metastatic (advanced) HR+/HER2-TreatmentBreast08/01/22
Esophagus and StomachEA2183Metastatic (advanced), HER2 negative typeTreatmentGastrointestinal 05/23/25
GallbladderEA2197 / OPT-INDiscovered at time of surgery to remove the gallbladderTreatmentGastrointestinal 04/18/25
Head and NeckEA3202Metastatic (advanced) squamous cell type that has returned after treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitorsTreatmentHead and Neck05/1/25
Head and NeckEA3211Metastatic (advanced) squamous cell carcinomaTreatmentHead and Neck02/03/26
KidneyEA8143 / PROSPER RCCLocalized (no spread) or limited spreadTreatmentGenitourinary 06/02/21
KidneyEA8211 / SOARMetastatic (advanced) renal cell carcinomaTreatmentGenitourinary05/29/25
Kidney or ThyroidEAQ191 / CARISMABlood pressure managementTreatmentCancer Control and Survivorship 12/27/23
LiverEA2205Metastatic (advanced) or not able to be removed by surgery (inoperable)TreatmentGastrointestinal 05/07/24
LungE4512, an ALCHEMIST TrialNon-small cell type, able to be removed by surgery (operable)TreatmentThoracic05/10/24
LungEA5142 / ANVIL, an ALCHEMIST TrialNon-small cell type, able to be removed by surgery (operable)TreatmentThoracic09/25/19
LungEA5163 / S1709 / INSIGNANon-small cell type, metastatic (advanced)TreatmentThoracic03/01/24
LungEA5181Non-small cell type, not able to be removed by surgery (inoperable)TreatmentThoracic11/20/23
LungEA5191Non-small cell, non-squamous typeTreatmentThoracic10/13/23
LungEA5231 / CLEARNon-small cell typeTreatmentThoracic03/20/26
LungPrE0506 / DREAM3RPleural mesotheliomaTreatmentN/A (PrECOG)09/22/23
Melanoma (Skin)EA6134 / DREAMseqMelanoma, metastatic (advanced), and BRAF V600 typeTreatmentMelanoma09/30/21
Melanoma (Skin)EA6141Metastatic (advanced)TreatmentMelanoma01/08/26
Melanoma (Skin)EA6183Cutaneous or unknown primary typeTreatmentMelanoma09/23/22
Melanoma (Skin)EA6191 / BAMM2Advanced, BRAF V600E or BRAF V600K type, and elevated LDHTreatmentMelanoma03/01/23
Melanoma (Skin)EA6192 / PET-StopMetastatic (advanced)ImagingMelanoma10/03/25
Melanoma (Skin)EA6194Able to be removed by surgery (operable)TreatmentMelanoma01/28/25
Merkel Cell (Skin)EA6174 / STAMPAble to be removed by surgery (operable) TreatmentMelanoma07/01/24
Nose and SinusEA3163Squamous cell type, able to be removed by surgery (operable)TreatmentHead and Neck 11/07/23
Pancreas or Gastrointestinal TractEA2142Locally advanced or metastatic, inoperableTreatmentGastrointestinal 04/01/21
PancreasEA2186 / GIANTMetastatic (advanced), older (aged 70+)TreatmentGastrointestinal; Geriatric Oncology Working Group10/17/23
PenisEA8134 / InPACTSpread to nearby tissue or lymph nodes (locally advanced)TreatmentGenitourinary 05/29/26
ProstateEA8153 / CHAARTED2Metastatic (advanced), hormone sensitive typeTreatmentGenitourinary 03/26/21
ProstateEA8171Newly diagnosed, before surgeryImaging/Treatment PlanningGenitourinary01/28/25
ProstateEA8183 / ERADICATEWithin 6 weeks of surgery (radical prostatectomy) and at highest risk of progression to metastatic (advanced) stageTreatmentGenitourinary02/09/23
ProstateEA8184Active surveillance for patients with prostate cancer at low risk of progressingObservationGenitourinary 06/26/25
RectumEA2201Locally advanced, MSI-H or dMMR typeTreatmentGastrointestinal 01/14/25
StomachEA2212Gastric (stomach) and/or gastroesophageal junction cancer, able to be removed by surgery (operable) TreatmentGastrointestinal12/04/24
ThroatEA3161HPV positive typeTreatmentHead and Neck 01/05/26
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