Clinical Trials

Continuing research is an essential part of the scientific research process. Clinical trials, or research studies, are designed by medical experts to explore new medical devices, investigate a new drug, or evaluate new combinations of drugs and/or treatments. The testing of new treatments and therapies facilitates the development of new means of combating brain cancer that will ultimately lead to the control of the brain tumor problem. Participation in a clinical trial is voluntary.

Current Clinical Trials at Duke

An Overview of Clinical Trials/Studies

Clinical Trials for Adults

Clinical Trials for Pediatrics

Quality of Life/Supportive Care Studies

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional Clinical Trials

Al Musella's List of Clinical Trials And Noteworthy Treatments For Brain Tumors

Cancer Monthly

Cancer Trials: A service of the National Cancer Institute

Center Watch

ClinicalTrials.gov

European Clinical Trials

PhRMA - Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America

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