Cancer Clinical Trials
At Cone Health Cancer Center, you may have the opportunity to participate in a clinical trial that tests new ways to detect, diagnose, or treat cancer, or to manage side effects or symptoms.
Find a Clinical Trial
Review the clinical trials currently open at Cone Health Cancer Center. For more information about specific trials, talk to your doctor or call the Oncology Clinical Trials Department at 336-832-0821.
Search Our Clinical Trials
Leaders in Cancer Research
Because Cone Health is a member of the Southeast Clinical Oncology Research Consortium (SCOR) and the UNC Lineberger Cancer Center Network, you and your care team gain access to a wide variety of trials close to home. At any time, you’ll find approximately 40 open trials at Cone Health Cancer Center.
In 2015, the Conquer Cancer Foundation of the American Society of Clinical Oncology gave us its Clinical Trials Participation Award in recognition of our commitment to improving cancer care by providing high-quality clinical trials in a community-based setting.
A New Angle on Cancer Therapy
Cone Health is one of only 5 locations worldwide researching upright photon therapy with a standup linear accelerator coming online in 2025. We're researching this therapy together with:
- The Mayo Clinic.
- OncoRay, a Germany-based Center for Radiation Research in Oncology.
- Centre Léon Bérard, the France-based academic institution dedicated solely to cancer care.
- Singapore-based IHH Healthcare, one of the world's largest private health care providers, based in Singapore.
Learn more about our research.
Patient Safety
Rest assured that all clinical trials available at Cone Health have been reviewed by their sponsoring agency or organization, an institutional review board (IRB), and Cancer Center physicians, research nurses, and pharmacists to ensure they’re ethical and safe.
However, like all treatments, clinical trials have potential benefits and risks. Before deciding to join a clinical trial, talk with your care team and your loved ones about how it may affect you.