Participating in a cancer clinical trial is a highly personal choice — one that comes with risks and rewards, including the opportunity to play a direct role in advancing cancer treatment. In this video series, two clinical trial participants talk about their decision to enroll in trials, as well as the challenges and benefits they encountered along the way.
4 EPISODES
Episode 1
Can I Trust a Cancer Clinical Trial?
It’s normal to have reservations when considering a clinical trial. To ease your mind, talk to your care team, who can explain the safeguards put in place to protect you.
Why Should I Participate in a Cancer Clinical Trial?
From being part of cutting-edge research to potentially improving your cancer outcome, there are many ways clinical trials can benefit you — and medicine as a whole.
What Should I Expect as a Clinical Trial Participant?
While purpose and protocol vary across trials, participants may experience the same logistical challenges. Luckily, care teams work with participants to overcome roadblocks.
What Should Doctors and Patients Know About Clinical Trials?
Behind each physician and person with cancer is a human with unique experiences. Recognizing this and engaging in open dialogue can help you and your doctors connect.
