Oncology
For years, Sara worked in a hospital, making care possible for others. Now, after being diagnosed with breast cancer, she was the one in need of care.
Taking part in a clinical study is a very personal decision. However, its impact has the potential to extend well beyond the individual. While some clinical studies can be potentially lifechanging for a single person, all studies help us learn more about how to make the world a healthier place for all.
We hope you enjoy the inspiring stories these people kindly shared about their individual experiences with clinical research. They are a constant reminder of the hope research can offer and the reason we come to work day after day.
Andrea Peet's life was taking off. She finished graduate school, married, launched her career and was running marathons and triathlons...
Caring for a son with an ultra-rare disease while battling stage IV cancer...
Every day, Sara onboarded healthcare professionals at the hospital, never realizing that soon she would be on the receiving end of healthcare...
In May 2013, Yasmeem Watson was 35-years-old, living a good life as she described it, when she received a diagnosis of Stage 3 colorectal cancer...
With calm strength and a sense of humor still intact, Anisha Gangotra speaks about life with an autoimmune disorder...
Rob was just wrapping up his college career at Syracuse University and was on his way to fulfilling his dream of playing in the NFL when he discovered he had a large brain tumor...
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