Find a cancer trial that is taking patients in India.
See who can join, where to go and whom to ask, in plain words. If you get stuck, write to us and we will help you reach the trial team.
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How taking part works
A trial is always your choice. These are the usual steps.
Talk to your doctor
Show them the trial page. Only your doctor and the trial team can say if it suits you.
Contact the trial team
Visit or write to the hospital and quote the trial number. We can help you do this.
Get checked
The team checks if you fit. You can say no, or leave at any time, and your normal care continues.
One trial a day, in three cards
Made to be read on a phone and forwarded on WhatsApp. Pictures carry the meaning, so a reader with little English can still follow. This is a sample.
What we do
- Read the public trial registries and list trials that are taking patients in India, with the date we checked.
- Explain who can join, where to go and whom to ask, in plain words.
- Help you write to the trial team, and reply to you within 3 working days.
What we never do
- Ask for money, for anything, ever.
- Sell or share your details, run ads or track you.
- Give medical advice or enrol anyone ourselves. Your doctor and the trial team decide.
The Weekly
Every Sunday, the week's trials city by city on one printable page. Easy to pass on to a relative who does not use the internet.