Cancer Society Resources
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The Cancer Society can be an excellent resource for information about clinical trials and other support services. Many cancer societies offer patient navigators who can help explain trial options and connect patients with appropriate studies based on their specific situation. They often have comprehensive databases and can provide guidance on questions to ask research teams. Reaching out to them could be a helpful step in exploring what clinical trial opportunities might be available.
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2 months agoThe Cancer Society can be an excellent resource for information about clinical trials and other support services. Many cancer societies offer patient navigators who can help explain trial options and connect patients with appropriate studies based on their specific situation. They often have comprehensive databases and can provide guidance on questions to ask research teams. Reaching out to them could be a helpful step in exploring what clinical trial opportunities might be available.
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