Animation - Understanding Clinical Trials in Ovarian Cancer
Slide Show - Understanding Clinical Trials in Ovarian Cancer
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What is an ovarian cancer clinical trial? Why should I consider participating?
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How do clinical trials work for ovarian cancer? What is the process?
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How do I know if I'm eligible to join a clinical trial for ovarian cancer?
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How objective and safe are clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
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If I take part in a clinical trial for ovarian cancer, how will my safety be protected?
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Angie's story: Why did you decide to take part in a clinical trial for your ovarian cancer?
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Kim's story: Why did you decide to take part in a clinical trial for your ovarian cancer?
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Angie's story: How did you enroll in the ovarian cancer clinical trial? What was the process like?
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Alicia’s story: What was your overall experience in the ovarian cancer clinical trial?
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Angie's story: What was your overall experience during and after the ovarian cancer clinical trial?
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Kim's story: What was your overall experience during and after the ovarian cancer clinical trial?
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Alicia’s story: How did genetic and biomarker testing impact your options for ovarian cancer clinical trials?
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Alicia’s story: What advice do you have for others about taking part in clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
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Angie's story: What advice do you have for others about taking part in clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
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Kim's story: What advice do you have for others about taking part in clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
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Angie's story: How has the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition helped you on your cancer journey?
Expert Video - If I take part in a clinical trial for ovarian cancer, how will my safety be protected?
Jayanthi Lea, MD, of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, discusses how clinical trial investigators work to protect patients and healthy volunteers from side effects or help them find alternative treatments. Dr. Lea describes how study monitors make sure the research is done correctly in clinical trials, and how trials can be stopped if there are problems. Dr. Lea also explains the importance of follow-up after a clinical trial, and how it helps investigators understand outcomes and any side effects. This helps protect volunteers and future patients who receive new ovarian cancer treatments.
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Animation - Understanding Clinical Trials in Ovarian Cancer
Slide Show - Understanding Clinical Trials in Ovarian Cancer
1.
What is an ovarian cancer clinical trial? Why should I consider participating?
2.
How do clinical trials work for ovarian cancer? What is the process?
3.
How do I know if I'm eligible to join a clinical trial for ovarian cancer?
4.
How objective and safe are clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
5.
If I take part in a clinical trial for ovarian cancer, how will my safety be protected?
6.
Angie's story: Why did you decide to take part in a clinical trial for your ovarian cancer?
7.
Kim's story: Why did you decide to take part in a clinical trial for your ovarian cancer?
8.
Angie's story: How did you enroll in the ovarian cancer clinical trial? What was the process like?
9.
Alicia’s story: What was your overall experience in the ovarian cancer clinical trial?
10.
Angie's story: What was your overall experience during and after the ovarian cancer clinical trial?
11.
Kim's story: What was your overall experience during and after the ovarian cancer clinical trial?
12.
Alicia’s story: How did genetic and biomarker testing impact your options for ovarian cancer clinical trials?
13.
Alicia’s story: What advice do you have for others about taking part in clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
14.
Angie's story: What advice do you have for others about taking part in clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
15.
Kim's story: What advice do you have for others about taking part in clinical trials for ovarian cancer?
16.
Angie's story: How has the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition helped you on your cancer journey?
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