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	How to Find a Cancer Treatment Trial: A 10-Step Guide

Posted: 03/21/2005


Introduction


Before You Start: Steps 1-3


Step 1


Step 2


Step 3


Searching for a Trial: Steps 4-6


Step 4


Step 5


Step 6


After Finding a Trial: Steps 7-10


Step 7


Step 8


Step 9


Step 10


Diagnosis Checklist


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Before You Start:
Steps 1-3

This section will help you to

have a better understanding of clinical trials
gather information you will need in order to locate clinical trials that are appropriate for you

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