Cancer Clinical Trials

University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center is an academic medical center and member of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center. We are one of only 57 National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Centers and a national leader in both patient care and cancer research. As a result, we offer earlier access to clinical trials that are an important part of curing cancer every day.

Clinical trials are research studies that are used to find better ways to diagnose and treat individuals with cancer. They are the final step in a long process that begins with research in a laboratory setting. When a new technology or medicine shows promising results in the initial research setting, many times the next step is to conduct what is commonly known as a clinical trial. Clinical trials are done to ensure these new approaches to diagnosis or treat cancer are safe and effective. Many successful treatments used today are the result of clinical trials.

The Kathy and Les Coleman Clinical Trials Center at UH Seidman Cancer Center offers more than 400 clinical trials for cancer patients.

Browse Cancer Clinical Research Studies & Trials

Medical breakthroughs in cancer treatment are developed through cancer clinical trials. Every single drug used to cure patients today was established through clinical research and a clinical trial in the past.

How New Cancer Therapies are Safely Developed

Why Cancer Clinical Trials are Important

Impact of Clinical Trials

“Research is really the cornerstone of innovation and cancer diagnostics and cancer treatment.”

– Quintin Pan, PhD