Find the Right Clinical Trial. For You. For a Loved One.
Susan G. Komen helps people with any stage of breast cancer find and participate in clinical trials, including trials supported by Komen.
This page is continuously being updated to feature different clinical trials – check back soon for more!
In recent years, there has been a concerning rise in breast cancer diagnoses in young women (under age 50) in the United States. Learn about clinical trials that are tackling issues unique to young women.
Complementary therapies are one of the most popular and rapidly growing options to help relieve some of the side effects of breast cancer treatment or the cancer itself. Learn about clinical trials that are testing complementary therapies in people with breast cancer.
Immunotherapy harnesses your body’s own immune system to fight tumors and has played an important role in treating triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) since it was first introduced in 2020. Learn about clinical trials that are unlocking the potential of immunotherapy in TNBC.
Vaccines to prevent breast cancer from occurring, recurring or spreading are being studied in clinical trials across the U.S. and we are shining a spotlight on a few that are focused on these vaccines.
Research can take decades to reach the bedside, but what discoveries are just around the corner for patients? Susan G. Komen shares all of this and more through Breast Cancer Breakthroughs, a virtual education series focusing on the new science and technology advancements that are poised to make a difference for patients in the near future. Sign up for Breast Cancer Breakthroughs to never miss an episode.
Spotlight on Clinical Trials
Komen’s Spotlight on Clinical Trials Series is a blog and podcast series that provides the latest information and personal stories from those on the frontlines of recent select breast cancer trials. These highlighted trials encompass a wide range of significant studies that have been instrumental in shaping current treatment strategies for various stages and types of breast cancer.
Susan G. Komen® Breast Care Helpline
Considering a clinical trial? Our trained specialists are here to answer your questions and guide you through the process of finding and joining a trial. Please call our Helpline at 1-877 GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636) to connect with a trained specialist.
Call our Breast Care Helpline to speak with a trained specialist.
1-877 GO KOMEN
or email at clinicaltrialinfo@komen.org
Our Breast Care Helpline can help you:
- Understand when a clinical trial might be right for you
- Learn how to search and apply for trials
- Compare options and decide which trial fits your needs
- Know what to expect before, during, and after participation
- Access additional educational and support resources
Help discover cures to breast cancer, faster.
Your breast cancer information is as unique as you are. When combined with other people in the ShareForCures community, you provide scientists with a more diverse set of data to make new discoveries, faster.
Clinical Trial Breakthroughs
See how clinical trials are shaping the future of breast cancer care. From new treatments to improved quality of life, explore how research is transforming patient outcomes—and find more progress on our What’s New page.
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