Cancer Clinical Trials in Iowa
Explore your treatment options and learn how you can contribute to cancer research.
Search for Clinical Trials
- ClinicalTrials.gov
- Genesis Cancer Center (Ph: 563-421-1908)
- Mercy Hall-Perrine Cancer Center (Ph: 319-363-2690)
- Mission Cancer & Blood (Ph: 515-282-2921)
- National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Program
- Unity Point Health – Blank Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders
- University of Iowa Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center (Ph: 319-353-8155)
- William R. Bliss Cancer Center (Ph: 515-956-6440)
Clinical trials are research studies that test the effectiveness of new medications, vaccines, approaches to surgery or radiation therapy, or combinations of treatments (National Cancer Institute). Cancer clinical trials are important because they provide patients with access to new therapies that have shown promise in initial lab testing, and because they help researchers develop treatments that will help countless cancer patients in the future if they are found to be successful.
Talk to your doctor about your options with clinical trials. The websites on this page can help you find cancer clinical trials in Iowa that may be right for your cancer type and site.
Wondering if you or a loved one are eligible for a clinical trial? CareBox has a useful tool for checking eligibility requirements.
Learn More About Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials: What You Need to Know (American Cancer Society)
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