Clinical Trials and Studies
Cancer Clinical Trials: Your Path to New Treatments
Cancer clinical trials are medical research studies. They help find new and better ways to treat cancer. They give hope to people with cancer now and in the future.
At Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center, we offer trials for all major cancer types.These trials connect patients with the latest treatments that may not be widely available.
Understanding Clinical Trials
Patient Guide to Clinical Trials
When standard treatments don’t work or aren’t available, a clinical trial might provide a chance to try a new treatment option. This guide is here to help. It explains what clinical trials are, the different types of trials and stages, and clears up common misunderstandings.
Provider Referral Guide
If you have a patient who may benefit from a clinical trial, you can refer them to us. This guide has information on how to refer eligible patients to ongoing trials. Our team is here to help answer your questions and support patients every step of the way.
Guide to Enroll in a Clinical Trial
To join a clinical trial, first, find a study that is right for you. Talk to your doctor or care team. They can help you decide if a trial is a good choice based on your condition, treatment history, and health goals. More information about the process is available on the Guide to Enroll page.
Considering Participation in a Clinical Trial
Joining a clinical trial is a personal choice. But before you join, it is important to know the possible benefits and risks. Talking to your care team and asking questions can give you confidence and help you make the best decision for your health.
Important Contacts
Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center Resources:
- Research Subject Advocate Office: 402.559.6941 or unmcrsa@unmc.edu
- Cancer Trial Inquiries: 402.559.7507
- Patient Financial Services: 402.559.3140
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