At Brigham and Women's Hospital, we embrace the vital role of clinical trials in shaping the future of cancer treatment. These scientific studies explore new drugs, diagnostic procedures and therapies to prevent, detect and treat diseases like cancer.
Clinical trials help scientists address critical questions about new cancer therapies, including identifying the types of cancer they are most effective against. Through clinical trials, scientists can also determine the appropriate dosage and identify specific patient populations who may benefit the most.
Beyond advancing cancer research, clinical trials provide patients with the opportunity to access leading-edge therapies that may not be available otherwise. We encourage patients to speak with their care team about whether they could benefit from participating in a clinical trial.
Discover the ongoing opportunities to participate in local clinical trials and research studies currently enrolling participants at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Discover ongoing local clinical trials and research studies actively seeking participants at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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