Clinical trial announcements can now be directed solely to patients who meet the exact criteria for accrual.  
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Cancergraph is a blend of Uber and Match, creating an easy and accurate way for cancer patients to live longer and happier lives, by entering clinical trials that provide state of the art treatment therapies, says Darryl Mitteldorf, Malecare’s Executive Director.

For patients, Cancergraph initially serves as a memory tool, giving patients and their doctors reliable reports about day-to-day cancer-related experiences. With an easy-to-navigate interface, patients can choose from a list of over 200 symptoms and side effects, and have the option to include cancer types, medications and concerns. Cancergraph then distills the data into a report that patients can view on their phone or email to doctors.

Patients can also take disease- and symptom-related photos to be added to a secure photo storage area on their mobile device. Additionally, Cancergraph has a journal feature so patients can document their experiences in more detail.

“For anyone who is going through cancer this is an invaluable tool,” said Darryl Mitteldorf, founder of Malecare, “The ability to accurately keep track of symptoms and side effects changes cancer care for both the patient and doctor.”

Cancergraph is free to download and is available for free on iOS and Android, worldwide.