Information for patients
Clinical research is about finding new methods to treat a certain disease. In order to release a new treatment on the market, four clinical phases need to be successfully completed. At Early Drug Development Center (EDDC), we support and guide cancer patients through phase 1 & 2 clinical trials.
The goal of early clinical research is to optimize doses, reduce side effects and control the treatment effect on tumors.
On this page you will find more information about how clinical research works, who can join a clinical trial and how to register. We have also included a patient’s story in this section.
The goal of early clinical research is to optimize doses, reduce side effects and control the treatment effect on tumors.
All you need to know about clinical research at the EDDC
On this page you will find more information about how clinical research works, who can join a clinical trial and how to register. We have also included a patient’s story in this section.
How does clinical research work?
Clinical research is about finding new methods to treat a certain disease. At Early Drug Development Center (EDDC), we aim to develop and test new drugs for cancer patients. We are looking into optimal dosages, side effects or adverse events and the effect of medication on tumors.
Who can join a clinical trial?
We welcome cancer patients who want to join a clinical trial. However, you cannot just join any clinical trial. On this page, we explain the kinds of clinical research that Early Drug Development Center (EDDC) performs and the criteria you have to meet if you want to join.
How to register for a clinical trial?
On this page, you will find all information on how to register for a clinical trial.
Patient’s story
Meet one of our patients, Inge. ‘You know that the cancer will start to grow again at some stage’ says Inge in her interview. Find out more about her journey and how we at the EDDC have treated her cancer.
