Archived site of the Chicago MBCCOP (2003–2013), restored from public web archives.
MBChicago MBCCOPMinority-Based Community Clinical Oncology Program

John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County

Chicago Minority-Based Community Clinical Oncology Program

Bringing NCI cancer prevention, control and treatment trials to Chicago's minority and underserved communities since 2002.

About the programClinical trials

Minority-Based Community Clinical Oncology Program is a grant-funded non-profit institution located in the John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County. Our grant is managed by the Hektoen Institute (E9984-7647-05).

The CCOP Network was created in 1983 as a national mechanism for community-based physicians to partner with academic investigators. The primary goal was to accelerate implementation of NCI clinical trials for cancer prevention, control and treatment. The Minority-Based CCOP program started in 1990 as a companion mechanism to reach areas with large minority populations.

1983CCOP Network founded
2002SHCC became an MBCCOP
1000+patients accrued to trials