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On Studiefinden, patients, their families and physicians learn about treatment options available through clinical trials.

Illustration: physician and patient discussing the course of a clinical trial together

Which condition are you looking for trials for?

Choose the group your condition belongs to. The examples help you find the right one.

Bones and soft tissueBone cancer, soft tissue sarcomas, Ewing sarcomaBrain, nerves and eyeBrain, meninges, spinal cord, eyeLeukemia and bloodLeukemias, Hodgkin lymphomas, multiple myelomaLungs and airwaysLung, larynx, trachea, nose and sinuses, thymusLymphomaDLBCL, follicular lymphoma, Hodgkin, CLL, myelomaOther cancersCUP syndrome (cancer of unknown primary)Stomach, bowel and glandsEsophagus, stomach, bowel, liver, pancreas, endocrine glands

News

Event

CIO patient day in Cologne on 2 October

Cologne University Hospital will host its CIO patient day on 2 October, with tours of the hospital pharmacy and Mildred Scheel House.

Event

Online seminar for World CML Day on 22 September

On 22 September, people with CML and their families can put their questions to experts in an online seminar hosted by the German CML Alliance.

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Understanding clinical trials

What a clinical trial is, how it works and what taking part means for you.

Rainer Claus

What happens in a clinical trial – step by step

From the first examination to follow-up: which stages there are, what randomization means and why you can leave at any time.

Matthias Fröhlich

Placebo, standard therapy, study drug – what will I receive?

Why cancer trials almost never give “only” a placebo and what “standard therapy” actually means.

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What patients ask us most often

Answered briefly. You will find detailed answers and further questions in our FAQ section.

No. The study medication, examinations and check-ups within the trial are covered by the sponsor. Travel costs are often reimbursed – ask the study team.

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