Breast Cancer Clinical Trial – Join Research Studies Near You

Breast Cancer clinical trials

Explore verified breast cancer clinical trials and help advance new treatments and research.

If you’ve been recently diagnosed, are undergoing treatment, or are in remission, you may be eligible to join a breast cancer clinical trial. These studies help researchers find better ways to treat, monitor, and manage breast cancer. By participating, you may access new options and support vital breast cancer research.

For greater awareness and early detection, it’s important to be familiar with common signs and symptoms of Breast Cancer. If you notice any changes or have concerns, please speak with your doctor.

New lump or thickening

This can be one of the first noticeable changes, especially if in just one breast.

Changes in breast size or shape

A change in the size or shape of one or both breasts may be worth checking.

Nipple changes

Look for crusting, sores, redness or the nipple turning inward (inversion).

Skin changes

Dimpling, puckering, redness or a rash on the breast skin may appear.

Breast pain

Persistent or unusual pain in one breast may be a sign to discuss.

Inflammatory breast

In some cases, the breast may appear red, swollen or feel warm to the touch.

What are Breast Cancer clinical trials?

Breast cancer clinical trials are research studies designed to evaluate new treatments or compare current options. These studies help medical researchers improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. You might join a breast cancer drug trial that tests a new therapy or a study that focuses on hormonal or supportive care.

Every breast cancer clinical study listed on our platform is monitored by ethics committees and led by licensed healthcare professionals. Whether it’s an early-stage breast cancer study or a trial for advanced or recurrent conditions, participation plays a critical role in helping others and progressing medical knowledge.

Range of studies available

From early-stage to advanced or recurrent breast cancer, including drug trials, hormonal therapy and symptom management.

Fully approved and monitored

Every study listed is reviewed by an independent ethics committee and led by licensed healthcare professionals.

Flexible trial formats

Some trials offer virtual support, home-based care or flexible visit schedules depending on your location and the study requirements.

Browse current Breast Cancer trials

We connect patients with a wide range of studies across Australia, United States and regions around the world.

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PHASE1RECRUITING

Weight Management

Investigational Medication for Weight Management

This research program is studying a new medication that may help with weight management. Because many people worldwide face health risks linked to...

DIAGNOSTIC:

Wollongong, Australia and more

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PHASE2RECRUITING

Aboriginal Health and more

The Communicate Study Partnership

The Communicate Study Partnership aims to enhance culturally safe healthcare for Aboriginal patients via interpreters and training in Northern...

HEALTH_SERVICES_RESEARCH: Interventions to transform the...

Darwin, Australia and more

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NARECRUITING

Neoplasms and more

Minimising Adverse Drug Reactions and Verifying Economic Legitimacy in Children (MARVEL-PIC)

A randomized study on pediatric cancer patients to assess if personalized care reduces adverse drug reactions and impacts quality of life and costs.

SUPPORTIVE_CARE: Release of Extended Pharmacoge... and other drugs

Randwick, Australia and more

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How it works

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Benefits of Joining a Breast Cancer Study

Joining a breast cancer trial can offer both personal and community benefits: By participating, you help advance breast cancer research while exploring alternative care pathways.

Access to new or emerging treatment options not yet widely available

Specialised care and attention from research professionals

The chance to support breast cancer medical trials or breast cancer drug trials that could improve future treatments

Reimbursement for travel or participation costs (varies by study)

Access to new or emerging treatment options not yet widely available

Specialised care and attention from research professionals

The chance to support breast cancer medical trials or breast cancer drug trials that could improve future treatments

Reimbursement for travel or participation costs (varies by study)

After you apply

We'll review responses and send them securely to the study site
The clinic may contact you to book a phone or in-person screening appointment
Information will be deleted after 90 days if no action is taken
Participation is not guaranteed and depends on clinic capacity and eligibility

Frequently asked questions

What is a breast cancer clinical trial?

A breast cancer clinical trial is a research program that explores new ways to prevent, diagnose, treat or manage breast cancer. These studies, conducted by medical researchers and clinicians, are designed to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of a new approach. Depending on the study, it could involve a new drug, a different combination of treatments or a supportive care method. By joining a clinical study, you’re helping improve future care and may also gain access to new treatment options.

What kind of treatments are being tested?

The treatments being tested in breast cancer clinical trials can include a wide range of approaches aimed at improving outcomes and reducing side effects. These may involve new chemotherapy drugs, targeted therapies that focus on specific cancer cells, hormone therapies to block cancer growth, or immunotherapies that help the body’s immune system fight the disease. Some studies also test advanced surgical methods, radiation techniques, or combinations of treatments. Others may explore supportive care strategies, such as ways to manage pain, fatigue, or emotional well-being during and after treatment.

Is there a cost or payment for participating?

There is no cost to participate in a breast cancer clinical trial. All study-related treatments, tests, and follow-up visits are typically covered by the organization sponsoring the research, such as a hospital, university, or pharmaceutical company. Participants do not have to pay for the experimental treatment or procedures that are part of the study. In some cases, the trial may also cover travel or other related expenses. Joining a clinical trial allows you to access new treatment options at no personal cost while contributing to advancements in breast cancer care.

Can I leave the study at any time?

Yes, you can leave a breast cancer clinical trial at any time. Participation in a clinical study is completely voluntary, and you have the right to withdraw whenever you choose, for any reason. If you decide to stop, your healthcare team will discuss other available treatment options and ensure a smooth transition to standard care. Leaving the trial will not affect the quality of care you receive, and your decision will be respected by the research team. Your safety and comfort always come first throughout the process.

How will my information be used?

Your information in a breast cancer clinical trial will be used only for research purposes and handled with strict confidentiality. The data collected helps researchers understand how well a treatment works and how it affects patients. Personal details, such as your name or contact information, are removed or coded so you cannot be identified in study reports or publications. Only authorized research staff have access to your records, and all information is stored securely. The goal is to use your data to improve future breast cancer treatments while fully protecting your privacy and confidentiality.

How does Clinrol play a part?

Clinrol plays an important role as a connecting platform between patients and breast cancer clinical trials. It helps patients find studies that match their medical needs and eligibility by gathering key health information and preferences. Once a suitable trial is identified, Clinrol communicates directly with both the patient and the research team to simplify enrollment and ensure clear, ongoing communication. The platform provides updates, guidance, and support throughout the process, making it easier for patients to understand their options and stay informed. In short, Clinrol acts as a trusted bridge linking patients to the right clinical trials efficiently and securely.

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NARECRUITING

Breast Cancer and more

Post-operative Radiotherapy Omission in Selected Patients With Early Breast Cancer Trial ...

The PROSPECTIVE trial studies if MRI results can identify breast cancer patients who may skip radiotherapy and still have low recurrence risk.

OTHER: Arm A: Radiotherapy Omission and other drugs

Camperdown, Australia and more

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PHASE3NOT YET RECRUITING

Breast Cancer and more

Palazestrant in Combination With Ribociclib for the First-line Treatment of ER+/HER2- Advanced ...

Phase 3 trial compares palazestrant plus ribociclib vs letrozole plus ribociclib for untreated advanced breast cancer in both sexes.

TREATMENT: Palazestrant and other drugs

Adelaide, Australia and more

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PHASE3RECRUITING

Breast Cancer and more

OP-1250 (Palazestrant) vs. Standard of Care for the Treatment of ER+/HER2- Advanced Breast Cancer

This phase 3 trial compares palazestrant (OP-1250) to fulvestrant or an aromatase inhibitor in advanced breast cancer after one endocrine therapy.

TREATMENT: Palazestrant and other drugs

Gosford, Australia and more

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