If You Want To Find Ways To Prevent Cancer


Many people take part in prevention studies.


People are asked to take or do something.


Most studies compare groups of people.


If you are thinking about joining a study


You have rights. They will be protected.


There are a lot of things to think about


The decision to join is up to you.


Here are some questions to ask your doctor

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You can find out more.

If you have questions about cancer prevention trials, ask your doctor, nurse, or other health care provider.
To find out more about cancer prevention trials in your area, ask your doctor.

or call:
National Cancer Institute
Cancer Information Service
1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237)
TTY (hearing impaired): 1-800-332-8615

or visit:
the Web at: www.cancer.gov

"I wanted to help myself and other people, and this study was right for me."