Welcome to our website for the KICKSTART study, a clinical research study for people with stage IIIb or IV non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

The KICKSTART study is evaluating an investigational immunotherapy for NSCLC to be added on to an approved immunotherapy.

To learn more details about this research study, please download the brochure that may apply to you or your loved one:

To learn about participating in the KICKSTART study or to see if there is a research study location near you, please scroll down or click on the page links.

Because cancer and all medical conditions can change over time, you may be interested in knowing about this research study and bookmarking this website, even if you do not currently satisfy applicable requirements.

To see if you or a loved one may be able to participate, please complete our pre-qualifying questionnaire.

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Why is the KICKSTART Study Important?

According to the American Lung Association, non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) makes up over 85% of all lung cancer cases. Although progress has been made, lung cancer is still the leading cause of cancer deaths, causing more deaths than breast, prostate, and colon cancers combined.

Lung cancer research is necessary to develop new medications to help provide better treatment options. Before new medications can be approved for public use, they must be tested in research studies like this one.


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Participating Cities

Please check back regularly to see if a site is added in your area.

  • Alabama
    •  Daphne
  • Arizona
    •  Glendale
    •  Tucson
  • California
    •  Los Angeles
    •  Merced
    •  Newport Beach
  • Colorado
    •  Colorado Springs
    •  Denver
    •  Pueblo
  • Florida
    •  Brooksville
    •  Hollywood
    •  Palm Bay
    •  Pensacola
  • Georgia
    •  Columbus
  • Kentucky
    •  Lexington
    •  Louisville
  • Maryland
    •  Annapolis
    •  Columbia
  • New York
    •  Binghamton
    •  New York
  • North Carolina
    •  Asheville
  • Ohio
    •  Dover
    •  Kettering
    •  Massillon
    •  Toledo
  • Oregon
    •  Eugene
  • South Dakota
    •  Watertown
  • Texas
    •  Abilene
    •  Austin
    •  Beaumont
    •  Bedford
    •  Dallas
    •  Denton
    •  El Paso
    •  Flower Mound
    •  Ft. Worth
    •  Houston
    •  Midland
    •  Paris
    •  Plano
    •  Tyler
    •  Webster
  • Virginia
    •  Fairfax
  • Washington
    •  Everett
    •  Spokane
  • West Virginia
    •  Morgantown


What is Clinical Research?

Although there are many definitions, a clinical research study is generally considered to be health-related clinical research in people with a specific condition using a pre-defined written protocol.

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