Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are at the heart of every new cancer treatment. Trials can help
clinicians determine what is safe and effective in treating lung cancer, as well
as a variety of other diseases and cancers. For additional information on whether
a clinical trial is right for you, always consult with your physician.
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What Is a Clinical Trial?
Understanding Clinical Trials
What exactly is a clinical trial? Should I participate? Learn the basics of cancer
clinical trials, including how they are developed, the FDA approval process, and
state laws regarding clinical trials.
Visit The American Cancer Society
Benefits and Risks of Clinical Trials
Clinical trials offer the opportunity to receive new treatments that may not be
broadly available to all patients. Become familiar with benefits and risks of clinical
trials.
Visit Lung Cancer Alliance
Find a Cancer Clinical Trial
National Trial Directory
Visit the American Cancer Society Web site to find out if there are clinical trials
in your area that may be right for you.
Visit The American Cancer Society
ClinicalTrials.gov
Visit the clinical trials Web site to find out if there are clinical trials in your
area that may be right for you. You can search alphabetically by topic, as well
as geographically by country and state.
Visit ClinicalTrials.gov
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