Team
Who is building this
Curova is built by a small team working on clinical data and trial matching. If we are asking you to trust what a match score says about your own cancer, you are entitled to know how it is put together and where it stops.
How the work is done
What we hold ourselves to
- Trial data is not written by us
- Every study on Curova comes from ClinicalTrials.gov, the public registry run by the U.S. National Library of Medicine. We do not edit study records, and every match links back to the original listing so you can read it yourself.
- A clinician reads anything clinical
- Any explainer that touches treatment, how well something works, or what happens to patients is reviewed by a named clinician before it publishes, and the reviewer and date appear on the page. This is enforced by the build, not by someone remembering.
- Match reasoning is shown, not asserted
- A score is only useful if you can see what produced it. Every match lists which criteria lined up, which did not, and which need a chart or a scan we have deliberately never asked to see.
- Nobody here decides if you are eligible
- Curova does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or enroll anyone. Every study runs its own screening with its own doctors, and that is the only process that decides eligibility.
Working on trial matching?
We are interested in people with oncology, clinical research, or health data backgrounds. Write to support@cancercurova.com and tell us what you work on.
Judging it for yourself
The fastest way to decide whether any of this is worth trusting is to search your own cancer type and read the reasoning on whatever comes back.
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