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Victorian Cancer Trials Link is here to provide information about clinical trials and practical support for people considering participating in a trial.
What is a cancer clinical trial?
A cancer clinical trial is a research study that examines if new ways of preventing, screening for, diagnosing or treating cancer work better than what is currently being used and is safe. Most clinical trials in Victoria are treatment trials.
Cancer researchers recruit volunteers to participate in clinical trials to test how well new approaches work and to see if there are any problems or side effects.
If the new way is proven to provide a better outcome for people, it may become the standard of care for people with cancer in the future.
Supporting clinical trials information
How to enter a trial, and what comes next.
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Understanding the different types of clinical trials.
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Learn more about the different phases of a trial.
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Busting some common misunderstandings.
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It’s always best to chat to your doctor about whether clinical trials is right for you.
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Answers to commonly asked questions about clinical trials.
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Access our information and support services.
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Get support
Like with any cancer treatment, you may find during your cancer clinical trials that you have questions, need further information and support or even want to talk to someone who has been through a similar trials experience (peer support).
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