The Cancer Drug Development Forum – CDDF is the platform for all stakeholders involved in the development of cancer drugs.

Accelerating the Development and Delivery of

Effective Oncology Treatments

to Patients

 

Cancer Drug Development Forum (CDDF) is a neutral, non–competitive platform

for multi-stakeholder discussions and collaboration in the development of cancer drugs.

 

Unique Multi-Stakeholder Platform

Patients are the cornerstone of CDDF’s mission and central to our multi-stakeholder discussions. Patients and advocacy groups are invited to join the CDDF multi-stakeholder community and make their voices heard. Check out collaborative opportunities and grants available to patients.

The CDDF provides the healthcare industry with unique opportunities to collaborate with diverse stakeholders and take part in open dialogue to accelerate oncology drug development. Discover the CDDF Industry Membership Program and engage with key experts in oncology.

The CDDF fosters advancement and innovation in cancer research by creating a collaborative platform for academics to share knowledge and expertise with a multi-stakeholder audience. Join CDDF’s discussions on the latest developments and explore opportunities to contribute.

The CDDF convenes discussions on key topics in oncology, fostering a balanced exchange of perspectives. Regulators and HTA agencies can gain valuable insights and stay informed on emerging trends through our productive dialogue. Explore collaboration opportunities and join our community.

CANCER DRUG DEVELOPMENT FORUM

The leading non-competitive drug development platform working to stimulate the advancement and accessibility of cancer treatment.

[MESSAGE FROM ACT EU – Request for stakeholders’ input on the guideline to simplify the clinical trials application package for use during Public Health Emergencies (PHEs).]

ACT EU has developed the guideline to simplify the clinical trials application package for use during PHEs. The package consists of: 1️⃣ A guidance document on the simplified application package for clinical trials targeting a PHE 2️⃣ Annex I: Part I language...

CDDF’s New Board Announcement: Welcoming Dr. Agnes Saint-Raymond and Ms. Jana Pelouchova

🔔📢 CDDF’s New Board Announcement: Welcoming Dr. Agnes Saint-Raymond and Ms. Jana Pelouchova The Cancer Drug Development Forum (CDDF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Agnes Saint-Raymond and Ms. Jana Pelouchova to its Board of Directors. We look forward to...

Key Takeaways from CDDF Live Webinar Series – “AI and Big Data AI in Drug Development: Use of AI in Clinical Trials” (12 May 2026)

The CDDF is pleased to share the key takeaways from our live webinar series – “AI and Big Data AI in Drug Development: Use of AI in clinical trials” held on 12 May 2026. This webinar included a lecture by Dr. James Gulley (NIH) followed by a 30-minute Q&A...

[ACT EU Workplan for 2026-2027 – Version 4, May 2026]

The ACT EU workplan for 2026 – 2027 has been adopted by the ACT EU Steering Group and is now published. The workplan reflects the revised ACT EU objectives and takes into account recent legislative and policy developments including the proposed Biotech Act, the...

Executive Summary: CDDF & AAADV Workshop – Challenges in the Landscape of a Global Development Strategy Including Patient Access (30-31 March 2026, BE)

The Cancer Drug Development Forum (CDDF) is delighted to announce that the executive summary of the CDDF & AAADV joint workshop on “Challenges in the Landscape of a Global Development Strategy Including Patient Access” has been published today. This...

[News from ACT EU] – Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS): training and support

Check out the publication of a new EMA document of frequently asked questions (FAQ) for sponsors on the Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS):...

Interim Report: ACT EU pilots on consolidated scientific and regulatory advice

The interim results from the ACT EU pilots on consolidated scientific and regulatory advice have been published and available to stakeholders. These pilots were launched to offer harmonised advice on how to improve the quality of applications for clinical trials and...

[CDDF NEW WHITE PAPER: Challenges and Potential Solutions to Advance Global Cancer Drug Development]

We are delighted to announce that CDDF’s new white paper, Challenges and Potential Solutions to Advance Global Cancer Drug Development, has been published in the journal Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science. This paper reflects on multi-stakeholder...

CDDF Diversity Initiative: In-Person Meeting in Brussels Today

Following several work package meetings over the past 10 months, the final project meeting for the Diversity Initiative is in full swing in Brussels. Our multi-stakeholder working group members and experts have gathered to advance their work on developing and...

[EMA News] Public Consultation: Concept Paper on Guideline Revision on Good Pharmacogenomic Practice

🔔📢The European Medicines Agency has published for public consultation: a Concept paper on the guideline revision on good pharmacogenomic practice. Since its initial publication in 2018, the guideline on good pharmacogenomic practice has played a crucial role in...

CDDF Webinar: Use of AI in Clinical Trials (May 2026)

The recording of the recent CDDF webinar on Use of AI in Clinical Trials is available here. Enjoy the insightful talk from Dr. James Gulley (NIH) followed by an interactive Q&A session.

CDDF & Oncology News

Check out the recent updates within the CDDF and the latest news in the community of cancer research

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