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Cancer clinical trials recruiting now, explained in plain language. See what each trial is testing, its phase, who can join and where it runs, then contact the study team. Always talk with your doctor before joining. No sponsor can pay to be featured. Latest phase listed first.
Adding a New Pain Management Technique for Spine Surgery Recovery
Tests a medicine for lumbar Spinal Stenosis. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in Illinois.
Adding Paclitaxel to Improve Treatment for Women with Breast Cancer Before Surgery
Tests a medicine for breast cancer. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults (women only) in 2 states.
Boosting Energy for Older Cancer Survivors with Fisetin Supplement
Tests a treatment for fatigue. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in North Carolina.
Boosting Recovery Before Surgery for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
Tests the best surgery for head and neck cancer. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in Texas.
Boosting Treatment for Recurrent Nasopharyngeal Cancer with New Combination Therapy
Tests a treatment for nasopharyngeal Cancer Recurrent. It uses care that is already approved. Open to kids and adults in 9 states.
Bringing Better Dosing of Abemaciclib for Breast Cancer Treatment
Tests a treatment for breast cancer. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in 3 states.
Bringing Continued Support for Patients with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia
Tests better care for people with leukemia. It uses care that is already approved. Open to kids and adults in 5 states.
Bringing New Treatment Options for Adults With CLL and Heart Issues
Tests a treatment for leukemia. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in 3 states.
Bringing Relief: A Mouthwash to Prevent Sores During Chemotherapy
Tests a medicine for head and neck cancer. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in Louisiana.
Checking a New Scan for HER2+ Breast Cancer Spread to the Brain
Tests a way to spot breast cancer. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in California.
Checking the Best Treatment for Newly Diagnosed Blood Cancer Patients
Tests a treatment for leukemia. It uses care that is already approved. Open to kids and adults in 3 states.
Checking the Effectiveness of a Special Imaging Test for Brain Tumors
Tests a way to spot brain tumors. It uses care that is already approved. Open to adults in New York.
About cancer clinical trials on Cancerify
Search publicly registered cancer clinical trials that are recruiting now. Filter by cancer type, phase, location, age group and who can join, and read what each trial is testing in plain language before you talk with your care team.
Every trial on Cancerify comes from public trial registries such as ClinicalTrials.gov. We rewrite each one in plain language so you can quickly see what is being tested, which phase it is in, who can join and where it runs. No sponsor can pay to be featured.
Latest-phase trials are listed first. Always talk with your doctor before joining a trial, and contact the study team listed on the trial page to check whether you qualify.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the phases of a clinical trial?
Phase 1 checks whether a treatment is safe, phase 2 checks how well it works, phase 3 compares it with the usual care, and phase 4 studies approved treatments over time.
Who can join a cancer clinical trial?
Each trial has its own rules, usually based on cancer type, stage, age and past treatment. The trial page lists who can join.
Do I have to pay to be in a clinical trial?
Many trials cover the cost of the treatment being studied. Ask the study team and your insurer about other costs.
Is Cancerify free?
Yes. Searching and every trial page are free.
Last updated October 2026 · Reviewed by the Cancerify team · Not medical advice