There are many reasons people may consider being part of a clinical trial, but the most common are:
• After receiving concerning results from cancer screening, they want to understand all treatment options before committing to a specific path.
• Their doctor suggested a clinical cancer trial as a possible option when getting a second opinion on a cancer diagnosis.
• They’ve tried other treatments for their cancer, but they didn’t work.
• They’re having a difficult time coping with cancer treatment side effects and wondering if there’s an option for a better quality of life.
• They want to make a difference and contribute to new and better treatments for cancer in the future.