Canadian Cancer Trials
Contact: website onlyPopulation served: Cancer patients
Mission:
Find a Cancer Trial in Canada:
You can start your search for a clinical trial on website using the search tool. Search for a clinical trial by cancer type, province, drug, keyword or phrase or you can do an advanced search using other selected options. Share, save or print the trial details and review them with your doctor or care team. Only a doctor can refer you and enroll you in a clinical trial.
Patients may wish to consider taking part in a clinical trial when they are offered treatment for their cancer. All new treatments must be tested in a clinical trial before they are approved by Health Canada.
This site was created by the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer and its partners to help you learn about clinical trials for cancer.
Cancer View Canada
Contact: 877 360-1665Population served: Canadians affected by cancer
Mission:
Cancer View Canada connects Canadians to online services, information and resources for cancer control. It is an ever-evolving portal that brings together resources for cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and supportive, palliative and end-of-life care.
Through its collaborative tools, Cancer View Canada also links people in the Canadian cancer community to each other.
CenterWatch
Contact: Website onlyPopulation served: The general public and health professionals interested in clinical trials primarily in the U.S.
Mission:
CenterWatch is a source of clinical trials information for patients, caregivers and clinical research professionals.
Offers online tools to:
- Search clinical trials
- Receive email notifications about specific clinical trials
- Review results from completed clinical trials
- Search drug information
- Learn about volunteering for a clinical trial
- Learn about the informed consent process
- Read an overview of the clinical trials process
- Find disease-specific health associations and other educational resources
- Review definitions of commonly-used clinical research terms
Clinicaltrials.gov
Contact: 888-346-3656Population served: People seeking information about clinical trials, worldwide
Mission:
ClinicalTrials.gov is a web-based resource that provides patients, their family members, health professionals, researchers, and the public with easy access to information on publicly and privately supported clinical studies on a wide range of diseases and conditions. The website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Each clinical trial record presents summary information about a study protocol and includes the following:
- Disease or condition
- Intervention (for example, the medical product, behaviour, or procedure being studied)
- Title, description, and design of the study
- Requirements for participation (eligibility criteria)
- Locations where the study is being conducted
- Contact information for the study locations
The MAX Foundation
Contact: 888-462-9368 International: + 1-425-778-8660Population served: People with a diagnosis of a blood cancer or rare cancer, caregivers, health professionals
Other language(s) : Spanish, FrenchMission:
To improve the lives and survival rates of people living with blood cancer and rare cancers worldwide, with a focus on underserved populations in developing countries.
- Provides free services of advocacy, emotional support, informational referrals and fundraising mentorship.
- Facilitates access to treatment, partners with healthcare providers and builds advocacy efforts in communities around the world.
Patients at Heart
Contact: web onlyPopulation served: Clinical trial patients and the people in their support networks
Other language(s) : FrenchMission:
Anyone thinking of joining a clinical trial, currently participating in one, or who has just completed a trial can consult Patients at Heart. As can a patient’s friend or family member. The information and support found here benefit anyone directly or indirectly involved in a trial journey.