Cancer Science

Clinical Research: Clinical research is a branch of healthcare science that focuses on developing new and improved methods for detecting, diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease. Clinical trials, in which experimental treatments for the disease are studied, and natural history research, in which health data is gathered to explain how the disease evolves and progresses over time.

Clinical Trials: Cancer clinical trials are performed to test new ways to treat, diagnose, prevent and manage symptoms of cancer and side effects of treatment. There are several types of cancer clinical trials including:

Treatment Trails
Prevention Trails
Screening Trails
Palliative Care Trails