Cancer Clinical Trials Part 2: Clinical Trial Phases [Video]

Before any drug is approved by the FDA, it must first be tested in humans in a series of trials, referred to as Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III. This patient education video explains each phase, looking at the key questions each trial phase aims to answer, and what trial participants can expect during each phase. This is part two in a five-part series on Cancer Clinical Trials, part of CancerCare’s Video Fact Sheet Library, “Get the Facts.”

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