Cancer Research Program
Our research spans the full spectrum from learning how cancer cells work at the molecular level, to developing and testing new treatment approaches, to moving evidence into practice.
Cancer Research Program
Clinical trials are used to determine the safety and effectiveness of treatments, devices and procedures. Participating in a clinical trial may or may not benefit you personally, but it will contribute to new knowledge that will help others.
How to find a trial:
Use the tool below to search for studies by disease or condition.
Bring what you find to your next appointment with your care team and ask them if you are eligible for the study.
If your care team think you may be eligible, you can ask them to refer you to the study team.
Please note:
- We cannot guarantee a response from the person listed in the ‘Contact’ column. For best results, bring the information you find to your next appointment with your care team.
- Information in this table comes from ClinicalTrials.gov, a resource provided by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, and is only available in English.
- Learn more about getting involved in research and clinical trials The Ottawa Hospital.
