Clinical Trials
By Maimah Karmo
A trial may be your best option when facing breast cancer. The Tigerlily Foundation can help support your trial participation. Read More ›
Clinical trials offer new hope and the opportunity to receive innovative treatments not yet available to the general public. Read More ›
Clinical trials may represent a first hope (not a last resort) when dealing with cancer. Read More ›
By Judy Sewards
Achieving health equity through diversity in clinical trials is an imperative to improving healthcare. Here’s how one company is contributing to that effort. Read More ›
Clinical trials offer patients the opportunity to get the newest and most promising cancer treatments, so why do only 5% of adult patients with cancer participate in them? Read about the key barriers that need to be addressed. Read More ›
By Dan Greene
At age 68, Dan Greene was told the intense pain in his abdomen was likely pancreatic cancer, until further testing determined he had stage IV stomach cancer. Joining a clinical trial gave him a second chance. Read More ›
Combating malnutrition should be at the forefront of cancer care, as studies have shown that up to 80% of patients with cancer are malnourished at some point during their treatment. Dr. Spees describes a new clinical trial focused on improving the nutrition of patients with lung cancer. Read More ›
Catherine North has been living with stage IV (metastatic) breast cancer for more than 5 years. She describes her positive experience in a clinical trial, which she highly recommends to people facing similar circumstances. Read More ›
Dana Dornsife, Founder and CEO of Lazarex Cancer Foundation, examines the importance of cancer clinical trials, noting that only about 5% of patients enrolled in clinical trials are from minority communities, something that needs to change. Read More ›
Clinical trials can offer patients an investigational drug not yet widely available. Here’s what you need to know. Read More ›
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