At University Hospitals, thousands of cancer and non-cancer research studies are available to eligible participants. Whether you're looking for new treatment options or want to contribute to the future of healthcare, our easy-to-use search tool can help you find a research study that may be right for you.
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Clinical research studies are carefully designed projects involving volunteers that help answer important health questions. These studies advance medical knowledge by exploring new treatments, improving the use of existing therapies, examining how different factors affect health, and gaining valuable insights from patients' experiences and perspectives. Many of the medications, treatments, and therapies available today are the direct result of clinical research.
Clinical trials are a specific type of research study that evaluate whether new drugs, medical devices, or treatments are safe and effective.
How Does a Clinical Trial Work?
Clinical trials are done in four phases. Each phase has a purpose and helps answer research questions.