Welcome to Australian Cancer Trials

Helping people with cancer – helping cancer research

This website helps you find information about clinical trials. To find cancer trials, please visit the trials search page at https://www.anzctr.org.au/TrialSearch.aspx.

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Our aim

In consultation with your cancer specialist, Australian Cancer Trials aims to assist you to make decisions about your cancer care options, including clinical trials.

This website will be instantly updated with new information from the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry and the American clinical trials registry ClinicalTrials.gov.

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About this website

What is this website for?

This website provides information that displays the latest clinical trials in cancer care, including trials that are currently recruiting new participants. We welcome any feedback you may have.

Who is this website for?

This website is for anyone affected by cancer, including those who have cancer, and their friends and family. Cancer specialists will also find this an invaluable resource to use with their patients.

On this website you can

Search a national database of cancer clinical trials

Learn about types of cancer treatment and supportive care

Find out what cancer clinical trials are currently available in Australia

Have trial information explained

See if there might be a trial relevant to you

Get answers to the most common questions about clinical trials.

About Clinical Trials

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What is a clinical trial?

Cancer clinical trials are carefully designed research studies. A clinical trial aims to find out if a new treatment or procedure is safe and effective.

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Treatment choices

Research is always trying to improve on current best practice. Learn about standard treatment and when a clinical trial might be the right option for you.

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Being part of a trial

Before you take part in a trial, learn about what taking part will mean to you. Consider the advantages, risks, safety issues and costs.

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