Clinical Trials & Treatment

Clinical trials are one option for treating pancreatic cancer. Below, you’ll find resources to help you learn more about what clinical trials are and see if there are any you might qualify for. These resources are a great starting point as you think about your treatment options. Your provider is there to help guide you, and these tools can help you feel more prepared to ask questions and talk about whether a clinical trial might be right for you.

mychoice: Your Clinical Trial
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mychoice is a Fox Chase Cancer Center toolkit that features videos and information about clinical trials, patient testimonials, and questions to ask your doctor.

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This link allows you to search for clinical trials available at Fox Chase Cancer Center. Talk to your doctor to learn if any of the trials are appropriate for you.

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This booklet includes information about clinical trials, how they work, what it is like to participate, and questions to ask your doctor.

This video features conversations about clinical trials with a medical oncologist, research nurse, treatment trial coordinator, and clinical trial patient.

This factsheet factsheet talks about the importance of diversity in clinical trial participation.

This is a website specifically designed for pancreatic cancer patients to search for clinical trials based on location, cancer stage, recruiting status, and other important factors.