Clinical Trials
Clinical trials at Gundersen for cancer, blood disorders and specialty conditions offer hope and answers. You could be the reason we find a cure.
Clinical trials at Gundersen
Medical advancements we use today – chemotherapy, minimally invasive surgery, vaccines and more – are because of innovation and brave patients like you.
When you enroll in a clinical trial at Gundersen, you become part of something bigger. You may help scientists discover treatments that change your life and future generations.
The 125 clinical trials offered every day at Gundersen are open to everyone. You can participate in our trials for cancer and blood disorders, and those underway for other specialty conditions like asthma, Lyme disease and heart disease.
We’ll be there every step of the journey with an enhanced care team and expanded medical oversight.
Find a clinical trial
The clinical trials at Gundersen offer the same cutting-edge treatments as those at other top medical research hospitals – and often much sooner than they’re available to everyone. You can search our clinical trial database by condition, treatment, age or gender.
What is a clinical trial?
Clinical trials are scientific studies with real people that help researchers determine whether new treatments are effective. They’re conducted with federal oversight and supervision from our medical experts. Find answers to more of your frequently asked questions (FAQs) about clinical trials at Gundersen.
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For questions about cancer and blood disorder clinical trials, reach out to our Hematology and Oncology Clinical Research team.
For questions about clinical trials for specialty conditions, reach out to our Multidisciplinary Clinical Research team.