Cancer Clinical Trials

Presbyterian Cancer Center participates in many research studies that allow our patients to receive the latest cancer treatment options. Thanks to our relationship with Duke University Health System, we are able to offer patients access to new investigational treatments while remaining close to home.

We know that the advances made in cancer treatment and prevention are a direct result of the cooperative effort of medical professionals throughout the world who share their knowledge through research. Our research program is composed of doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other professionals who work together as a team. Their mission is not only to find new and better ways to treat patients with cancer, but to prevent the disease from occurring at all.

Current Clinical Trials

Access the most up-to-date information on clinical trials in progress at Presbyterian.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about cancer research.

Guide to Reading Clinical Trials

Learn how to read the information listed on Presbyterian's current list of clinical trials for cancer.

Clinical Trial Phases

This page will help you better understand what happens in each phase of a cancer clinical trial.

Glossary of Terms

Use this list to understand cancer research terms used commonly at Presbyterian.

Additional Resources about Clinical Trials

This page will link you to additional information on cancer research and clinical trials.

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