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GME Fellowships Learn about our graduate medical education residency and fellowship opportunities. * Diagnosis & Treatment * Clinical Trials Top Jump To: Back * Clinical Trials * Phases of Clinical Trials * Joining a Clinical Trial * Making a Decision CLINICAL TRIALS AT MD ANDERSON As part of our mission to eliminate cancer, MD Anderson researchers conduct hundreds of clinical trials to test new treatments for both common and rare cancers. Look through our database to find studies for which you may be eligible. SEARCH CLINICAL TRIALS Search by cancer type, treatment or drug, physician or NCT # Search Clinical Trials WHAT ARE CLINICAL TRIALS? Clinical trials are research studies in which patients may volunteer to take part. MD Anderson uses clinical trials to find better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. Doctors use treatment trials to learn more about how to fight cancer. This guide is for patients who may join a treatment trial. Clinical trials are part of a long, careful process, which may take many years. First, doctors study a new treatment in the lab. Then they often study the treatment in animals. If a new treatment shows promise, doctors then test the treatment in people. Doctors do this in three to four steps, or phases. Your doctor may offer you a clinical trial as a treatment option. HOW AM I PROTECTED? MD Anderson’s most important job is to protect patients. First, MD Anderson protects patients in clinical trials by following well-planned protocols. A protocol: * Explains the treatment plan * Lists the medical tests patients will receive * Gives the number of how many patients will take part in the clinical trial * Lists eligibility criteria, which are guidelines to decide who may join the clinical trial * Explains safety information Second, MD Anderson protects patients by using a careful informed consent process. Third, our Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) protect patients by reviewing protocols and monitoring trials. The IRBs are committees of doctors, nurses, chaplains, social workers, lawyers and patients. They make sure that trials follow federal laws and that patients are protected. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) audits the IRBs’ files. Also, FDA officials may visit MD Anderson at any time and review anything they choose related to clinical trials. DID YOU KNOW? In 2021, the FDA approved 48 new cancer drugs for public, clinical use. MD Anderson contributed to the development of 29 of those — more than 60 percent. CLINICAL TRIALS BOOKLET Is a trial right for you? MD Anderson's clinical trials booklet contains a decision guide along with information on the clinical trials process. View and download the booklet PHASES OF A TRIAL Each clinical trial goes through several phases, each with a different purpose. Clinical trial phases JOINING A TRIAL Learn more about eligibility requirements to participate in a clinical trial. Deciding to join a trial CLINICAL TRIAL FAQS Questions to ask your physician as you decide whether joining a clinical trial is right for you. Frequently asked questions FEATURED ARTICLES IMMUNOTHERAPY CLINICAL TRIAL PUTS STAGE IV KIDNEY CANCER INTO... CANCER OF THE UNKNOWN PRIMARY SURVIVOR: WHY I JOINED A CLINICAL... 10-YEAR MULTIPLE MYELOMA SURVIVOR: WHY I JOINED A CLINICAL TRIAL... STAGE IV NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOR SURVIVOR: WHY I KEEP JOINING... THREE-TIME CANCER SURVIVOR: WHY I JOINED A CLINICAL TRIAL IMMUNOTHERAPY CLINICAL TRIAL PUTS BLADDER CANCER SURVIVOR ON... CLINICAL TRIAL EXPLORES DRUG REPURPOSING FOR NON-SMALL CELL LUNG... STAGE IV HODGKIN LYMPHOMA SURVIVOR: AN IMMUNOTHERAPY CLINICAL... View more View less VIDEO GALLERY How clinical trials advance innovative cancer care Clinical trials are essential for delivering new and better cancer treatments... Breast cancer patient describes clinical trial... “There’s so much research going on,” said metastatic breast cancer patient... More Less FROM OUR FACULTY EXPERTS Q&A: Phase I clinical trials Phase I clinical trials are the foundation for how we develop new cancer drugs. Typically, they involve only several dozen patients and study a new medicine’s effect on a variety of cancer types. David S. Hong, M.D., sat down with us to explain more about Phase I clinical trials and answer some of patients’ most frequently asked questions. What is a Phase I clinical trial? Phase I clinical trials are the first time human beings are... Read more What older cancer patients should know... Clinical trials enable us to discover new and better cancer treatments. They offer patients access to cutting-edge treatments years before they’re available to the general public. And, in many cases, they extend participants’ lives or even eliminate their cancer. Despite clinical trials’ benefits, far fewer adults ages 65 and older participate in them compared to younger patients. But with 50% of new cancer cases in the United States... Read More Clinical trials: 5 things you should know Clinical trials are how progress is made in medicine. “They’re really essential to drive our ability to deliver better cancer care,” says Funda Meric-Bernstam, M.D. Enrollment in a clinical trial is entirely voluntary, but cancer patients can benefit from joining one while also helping future patients. The insights we gain from clinical trials today helps us improve treatment options that will benefit other patients. Clinical trials... Read more HELP #ENDCANCER GIVE NOW Your gift will help make a tremendous difference. Donate DONATE BLOOD Our patients depend on blood and platelet donations. Learn more VOLUNTEER Change the lives of cancer patients by giving your time and talent. 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