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Institute for Drug Development
- About Us
- Cancer Care
- Our Cancer Programs
- Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program
- Blood Cancer & Hematological Malignancy Program
- Blood Disorder (Hematology) Program
- Breast Cancer Program
- Cancer Genetics Program
- Eye Cancer Program
- Gastrointestinal (GI) Cancer Program
- Genitourinary Cancer Program
- Head and Neck Cancer Program
- Liver Tumor and Cancer Program
- Lung Cancer Program
- Pediatric Sarcoma Program
- Sarcoma Cancer Program
- Skin Cancer Program
- Diagnosing Cancer
- Cancer Prevention and Screenings
- Our Cancer Programs
- Clinical Trials and Research
- Donate and Volunteer
- Education
- Patients and Families
- Appointments
Our research
Our research spans from pre-clinical discoveries to obtaining FDA approval for new anti-cancer agents we developed. With more than 20 approved cancer drugs already discovered and as many as 50 in testing at any one time, our researchers are working tirelessly to reduce the persistence of cancer and expand your cancer treatment options.
About us
We provide quality research services to our NCI-designated cancer center investigators and conduct direct collaborations with colleagues in the pharmaceutical industry and other academic institutions. We assist cancer center members as well as companies with Federal Drug Administration pre-Investigational New Drug (IND) meetings, designing Investigational New Drug-enabling studies, as well as with writing and submitting the Investigational New Drug application to the Federal Drug Administration. The Institute for Drug Development also has experience with writing New Drug Applications (NDAs), as well as presenting data to the Oncology Drug Advisory Committee (ODAC) to the Federal Drug Administration.
Our funding
We are funded by NCI grants, other public and private grants and pharmaceutical industry contracts.
We are an academic, nonprofit research organization. We are organized and managed along standard business lines, which means we understand timelines and cost control, as well as the importance of accurate, quality-assured data, dedicated investigators and proprietary issues such as protection of confidential information and intellectual property rights.
Fast facts
- More than 20 new FDA-approved cancer drugs developed at the preclinical and clinical stages
- More than 1,400 patients enrolled in early phase clinical trials since 2008
- Holds 10 Investigational New Drug applications for early phase clinical trials
- Phase 1 trial location for more than 47 counties in South Texas
Our Research, Fellowship, and Clinical Trials
- Translation Research: In Vivo
- Translation Research: In Vitro
- Our Fellowship
- Available Clinical Trials
- Oncology research internship