Will I Get Paid if I Participate in a Clinical Trial for MBC?
Click to learn about money you may receive if you participate in a clinical trial, including whether you will be paid.
The Importance of Diversity in MBC Clinical Trials
Diversity in clinical trials is good science and helps doctors know how treatments will work in all types of people who will receive them. Read below to learn more about why diversity in clinical trials benefits everyone.
What Should I do if I Decide to Leave a Clinical Trial?
If you enroll in a clinical trial, you have the right to leave at any time for any reason. Read below to learn more about leaving a clinical trial and steps to consider.
What Should I do if I Decide to Leave a Clinical Trial?
If you enroll in a clinical trial, you have the right to leave at any time for any reason. Read below to learn more about leaving a clinical trial and steps to consider.
What Happens Before Starting Treatment in a Clinical Trial?
There are several steps at the beginning of a trial before you receive treatment. Learn what each step means and what to expect.
What Happens Before Starting Treatment in a Clinical Trial?
There are several steps at the beginning of a trial before you receive treatment. Learn what each step means and what to expect.
What is a Clinical Trial Navigator?
A navigator is a person who is trained to help someone with cancer get the help they need. Learn what a Clinical Trial Navigator is and how they can help you find a trial that’s right for you.
What are Placebos and How Are They Used in MBC Clinical Trials?
If you are considering enrolling in a clinical trial, you may be concerned about the possibility of getting a placebo. In cancer clinical trials, placebos are never used alone. Click to learn more.
Non-Treatment Trials: Surveys, Interviews, and Registries
Did you know you can contribute to research by providing your health information, biopsy or other samples, or opinions about a treatment you have received? Read more about these types of trials here.
Meet the Clinical Trial Team: The Institutional Review Board
This month, we are highlighting the Institutional Review Board (IRB) that protects the safety and privacy of people in clinical trials.