Quiz: How to Find a Clinical Trial

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1. Q1.According to this article, what are the four steps to finding a clinical trial?

   AGather your cancer details, search trial databases, check eligibility, and contact the trial teamBPay a fee, sign a contract, travel abroad, and waitCAsk friends, search social media, guess, and enrollDStop treatment, switch doctors, move cities, and apply

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2. Q2.Which free tools does the article recommend for searching cancer clinical trials?

   AOnly paid trial-matching companiesBNCI's clinical trials search at cancer.gov and ClinicalTrials.govCTelevision advertisementsDPharmacy bulletin boards

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3. Q3.What happens if you don't meet a trial's eligibility criteria?

   AYou can never join any clinical trialBIt means your cancer is untreatableCYou must pay to join insteadDOther trials may still fit — not qualifying says nothing about your prognosis

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4. Q4.Who typically pays for the study drug and study-specific tests in a clinical trial?

   AThe patient, in cashBThe patient's employerCThe trial sponsor — while routine care costs typically bill to your insuranceDNo one — those services are skipped

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5. Q5.What free phone help does the article mention for finding trials?

   ANCI's Cancer Information Service at 1-800-4-CANCER, where a specialist will search with youBA premium hotline that charges per minuteCThe local phone directoryDThere is no phone help available

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