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Is there a clinical trial for prostate cancer?

If a treatment looks like it might be helpful, it is given to patients in research studies called clinical trials. Trials may be taking place at the hospital you are attending. If you are interested in taking part, talk to your doctor. He or she can tell you if the trial would suit you or not.

For more information on clinical trials in Ireland, visit the website of Cancer Research Ireland or the Irish Clinical Oncology Research Group website

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