Service
Clinical Trials
Research studies that test new treatments or new ways of using existing treatments, which some patients choose to join.
Also called: cancer clinical trials, research studies
Who Can Help with Clinical Trials?
- Cancer Centers
A clinic that provides cancer treatment such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
- Oncologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats cancer with chemotherapy, immunotherapy and other medicines.
- Hematologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats blood disorders such as anemia, bleeding and clotting problems, and blood cancers.
- Gynecologic Oncologists
A physician who treats cancers of the female reproductive organs, such as ovarian, uterine and cervical cancer.
Where Practices List Clinical Trials
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- New York, NY (5,135)
- Pittsburgh, PA (2,306)
- Providence, RI (2,114)
- Chicago, IL (1,854)
- New Orleans, LA (1,560)
- Seattle, WA (1,498)
- Phoenix, AZ (1,205)
- Atlanta, GA (1,181)
- Memphis, TN (842)
- Philadelphia, PA (815)
- Newark, DE (581)
- Tulsa, OK (533)
- Houston, TX (472)
- Minneapolis, MN (409)
- West Reading, PA (397)
- Denver, CO (333)
- Coeur D Alene, ID (280)
- Tallahassee, FL (253)
- Teaneck, NJ (224)
- Hoffman Estates, IL (155)
- Sheboygan, WI (149)
- Aurora, IL (139)
- Orlando, FL (121)
- Santa Monica, CA (120)
- Jackson, TN (88)
- Naples, FL (83)
- Albany, NY (73)
- The Villages, FL (60)
- Rockville, MD (57)
- Grand Rapids, MI (53)
- Whittier, CA (44)
- Wellington, FL (42)
- Fort Myers, FL (38)
- State College, PA (38)
- Athens, GA (37)
- Sparta, NJ (33)
- Louisville, KY (29)
- Colorado Springs, CO (28)
- Clearwater, FL (26)
- Ocala, FL (26)
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General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about clinical trials and what is right for you.