Clinical trials evaluate many types of treatments such as new drugs, new surgical techniques or radiation therapy, new combinations of treatments, or new clinical methods. The goal of the research is to find better ways to treat cancer. Clinical trials include research at four different phases. Each phase answers different questions about the new treatment.
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center and Barrow Neurological Institute have an extensive clinical trial program and has the largest accrual of patients in the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group Trials.
To enhance patient care, our clinical trial coordinators work with the physician, patient and family to help access available clinical trials for which the patient may be eligible.
Clinical Trials Available
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Cooperative Group/NCI
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Industry Sponsored
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Investigator Initiated Trials
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Breast
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Lung
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Prostate
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Prostate
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Lymphoma
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Brain Metastasis
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Lung
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Cervical
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Primary Brain Tumors
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Brain
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Brain Mets
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Glomus Tumors
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Cervical
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Head & Neck
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Head & Neck
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Head & Neck
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Primary Brain
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Fourth Ventricle
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Metastatic
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Symptom Management
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Spinal Cord Compression
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Rectal
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Symptom Management
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Anal
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Endometrial
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Bladder
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Prevention
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For a list of available Clinical Trials, please visit our Center for Clinical Research.
Contact Us
For more information on research and clinical trials at St. Joseph's, please call St. Joseph's ResourceLink at 1-877-602-4111.
