Clinical Trials Guide

Finding and learning more about relevant neuroendocrine cancer clinical

trials may feel overwhelming. While comprehensive databases are available

to search for trials, it may be difficult to understand whether a trial is right for you. 

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Our goal is to offer a resource with key, open clinical trials for those with neuroendocrine cancer (aka, neuroendocrine neoplasm or NEN, including neuroendocrine tumor or NET and neuroendocrine carcinoma or NEC). We hope this information will help you better

understand clinical trials and empower you to discuss them with your medical team.

You may browse the Clinical Trials Guide in the following ways:

• Browse by selecting a type of disease or treatment. For example, if you are interested in open trials for pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor (PNET), click on the “PNET” image below. If you are interested in exploring peptide receptor radionuclide therapy (PRRT) trials, click on the “PRRT” image below.

• Browse by the trial using the table of contents. Click on individual trials to learn more information.

• Use the Ancora.ai clinical trial finder by entering your location and specifics about your tumor to find appropriate clinical trials. Then, browse this clinical trial guide to learn more about the suggested trials.

When exploring the Clinical Trials Guide, you will find a description of each trial and contact information. Many also include a video of a NET expert describing the trial. The videos explain the study and who is eligible to participate.

You can consider clinical trials at any time during your NET journey. Options range from first-line treatments for those newly diagnosed to novel treatments for those who have already had multiple treatments. For more information on how your involvement may benefit you and the NET community, read Why Participate in Clinical Trials.