Patients with pancreatic cancer who participate in clinical research have better outcomes. PanCAN strongly recommends clinical trials at diagnosis and during every treatment decision.

Clinical trials are research studies that investigate new treatments or new combinations of treatments. They are necessary to determine whether new treatments developed in the lab are beneficial to people living with pancreatic cancer. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reviews data from successful trials and determines whether an experimental treatment should be approved. Every treatment available today was approved through a clinical trial.

How Do I Find a Pancreatic Cancer Clinical Trial?

We maintain the most comprehensive and up-to-date database of pancreatic cancer clinical trials available in the United States. Here are two ways to access this free information:

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