Find a clinical trial
Search for a clinical trial on your own terms, or let our nurses help you find the right one.
Where would you like to begin?
There are two ways to find a blood cancer clinical trial.
You can ask our specialist nurses to search for you. They'll explain what they find in plain language and send you a summary to discuss with your doctor.
Or you can search the databases available on clinical trial websites yourself. Choose what feels right for you.
Help with finding a clinical trial
Find out how our specialist nurses can search for trials you could be eligible for, or find support with how to search for trials yourself.
Hear from people who've explored clinical trials
- Hearing from people who've already been through this can help. Ed talks about how our clinical trials nurses helped him explore his options when he was diagnosed with CLL.
- Rachel shares why she wanted to take part in a clinical trial for myeloma, and the hope she found in helping others.
- Precious explains why she wants people from Black and other ethnic communities to know they can ask their doctor about trials too.
Ed was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia and is currently on watch and wait. He shares his experience of reaching out to our clinical trials nurses.
"It can be hard to find out about trials unless someone else brings it up. It's important this changes, so more people from Black and other ethnic communities get to have the experience that I did. Don't be afraid to ask if there is a trial for you."
Rachel, diagnosed with Myeloma, was approaching third-line treatment. She shares her experience with our Clinical Trial Navigation Service.
Rachel used our clinical trials nurses to explore her options with Myeloma.
You don't have to do this on your own
Our clinical trial nurses can search for trials that might be right for you. Or you can hear from people who've been through one themselves in our online community.
Clinical trials navigation service
If you're ready to talk about trials, a specialist clinical trials nurse can help. They can explain information you've received, and answer questions, or search for relevant UK trials, providing a plain-language summary to discuss with your doctor.
Ask the blood cancer community about clinical trials
Connect with people who've been through a clinical trial themselves, or who are thinking about taking part, on our online community forum.
How clinical trials work
Clinical trials can seem complex. Here we break down everything you need to know.
How clinical trials are kept safe
Find out about the rules, checks and rights that protect you.
Decide if a trial is right for you
Explore benefits, risks and common worries to help you decide.
Common worries about clinical trials
Honest answers to the questions people most commonly worry about.