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About
Clinical Trials and Complementary and Alternative Medicine gives
general information about clinical trials as well as more specific
information about trials involving complementary or alternative medicine.
AIDS Clinical
Trials Information Service is focused on AIDS and HIV research
trials, but has easy-to-read resources about trials, including English
and Spanish PDFs of pamphlets and fact sheets.
CancerTrials, sponsored
by the National Cancer Institute, provides cancer-specific information
as well as very accessible general information about trials, including
some in Spanish.
CancerTrialsHelp.org
provides patients and care-givers in-depth content about cancer clinical
trials, including information about insurance issues, questions to
ask your doctor, general facts cancer clinical trials, and a list
of patient advocacy organizations.
CenterWatch Clinical Trials
Listing Service lists more than 41,000 active clinical trials,
especially those sponsored by drug companies. The patient and general
resources section is especially useful.
ClinicalTrials.com,
which focuses mainly on pharmaceutical-sponsored studies, provides
contact information for more than 20,000 community health resources,
a glossary of terms, a searchable database of current studies, and
a registry for information on future trials.
ClinicalTrials.gov provides
patients, family members and members of the public current information
about clinical research studies.
Clinical
Trials Information for Patients gives a general description of
a clinical trial, the types of trials, and treatment options.
Clinical Trials
of Medical Treatments: Why Volunteer? explains the reasons clinical
trials are important and how participants are protected from harm.
Closing the Gap,
a newsletter of the Office of Minority Health, explains why it is
particularly important for minorities to take part in clinical research
trials.
An Introduction
to Clinical Trials: Patients Take Part in Searching for the Cure
is an article that gives a general overview of clinical trials.
MEDLINEplus’
topic page arranges clinical trial links into categories and provides
a pre-formulated PubMed search for clinical trial research articles.
The Studies is
a searchable database of current clinical trials being done by the
National Institutes of Health.
Should I Enter
a Clinical Trial? is a patient reference guide for adults with
a serious or life-threatening illness and their loved ones. It answers
general questions and provides checklists for use when talking with
doctors.
TrialsCentral has a frequently
asked questions page with a lot of general information about research
trials as well as offering a searchable database of current trials.
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