Clinical Trials explained

[lankisterguy]

Most of us have heard conflicting comments about Clinical Trials, the good, the bad and the just plain ugly. But where can you find expert help and information before you sign on (often a 30 to 60 page document that few can understand - see fda.gov/patients/clinical-t....

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There are two resources I have found, and if you know of others please add them to the reply to this unlocked posting (open to Google searches and anyone on the internet, so be careful of adding any personal information)

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The first is right here on HealthUnlocked- healthunlocked.com/programs...

About this program

Understanding Clinical Trials is an 8-part program that aims to help you understand what happens in a clinical trial and why they are an important part in developing new therapies. The program has been created with the help of patients, their loved ones and patient groups.

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For USA patients, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society offers

view.e.lls.org/?qs=be7181d7...

youtu.be/Hf9RuQwycaQ(Not working as expected?)

Let us help you explore clinical trials as a treatment option: Get personalized support from a Clinical Trial Nurse Navigator.

Finding a clinical trial can be overwhelming. Patients are often left to search on their own, leaving them with more questions than answers. Fortunately, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) provides a free service to take this burden off patients and their families.

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LLS Clinical Trial Nurse Navigators will work with you one-on-one to find clinical trials and personally assist you throughout the entire clinical trial process.

The is a free service offered to both adult and pediatric patients.

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Len

[ViPOR]

clinicaltrials.gov

Many international trials are also registered on this site - admin

[Teddo]

Thank you, Len I am sure there are many of us on this forum who appreciate your time and contributions to the group.

[jacjar1]

Clinical Trials program was excellent thanks for the post and links to all the helps