How can I search
for a clinical trial?
Each trial has specific criteria for who can join. You may be eligible for more than one trial.
How can I search
for a clinical trial?
Each trial has specific criteria for who can join. You may be eligible for more than one trial.
Talk to your doctor
Your doctor knows your medical history and can help identify trials that may be a good match for your condition.
Search for clinical trials online
Contact research sites
Many hospitals and universities run clinical trials. Contact them to ask about enrolling trials.
Ask a patient group
Reach out to patient advocacy groups who can point you to trials that match your condition and needs.
What to do after learning about a clinical trial?
It is important to talk to your doctor about your interest in joining a clinical trial. Your doctor will give you more information about the next steps. You may want to bring your relative or guardian to support you while asking questions.
Tips for your
doctor's visit
doctor's visit
- Write down the clinical trial number (NCT)
- Check what type and phase of clinical trial it is
- Consider asking the following questions:
- Could the trial be the right fit for me?
- Can I still take my regular medicines if I join this trial?
- How long does the trial last?
- What are the possible benefits and risks if I joint this trial?
- How will joining this trial affect my daily routine?
Every clinical trial has a different design.
Before you decide to join one, think about these important things:
01
How many times will you need to travel to the trial location?
02
Will the researchers ask you to write down your symptoms or keep a notebook about your health?
03
The investigational product might cause unwanted reactions in your body.
04
Remember that the investigational product might not make you better - there are no promises.
05
Following the schedule exactly is very important so researchers can collect accurate information.
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The patient
decision
decision
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