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.

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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.
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New lump or thickening

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

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Changes in breast size or shape

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

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Nipple changes

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

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Skin changes

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

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Breast pain

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

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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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Phase IIIRecruiting
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Testing CT ventilation imaging for lung cancer radiation therapy to protect healthy lung tissue & improve patient quality of life.

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Liverpool, Australia and more

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PHASE2RECRUITING
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The Communicate Study Partnership aims to improve culturally safe healthcare for Aboriginal patients in NT hospitals by increasing interpreter use,...

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Darwin, Australia and more

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NAACTIVE NOT RECRUITING
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Study in pediatric cancer patients tests personalized supportive care vs. standard care for 12 weeks. Aims to reduce adverse drug reactions and...

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Randwick, Australia and more

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I think clinical trials and research are part of life. Every participant can make a difference to improving the potential of finding treatment. Thanks Clinrol for connecting me to a study.

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How it works

Connect with a clinical trial quickly and easily. Let's gather a few details about you to match you with suitable trials and create your secure profile.

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Answer a few questions

We’ll ask about your condition, location and contact info. All data is encrypted and handled with care.

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Create a free profile

We’ll ask about your condition, location and contact info. All data is encrypted and handled with care.

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Share details with the clinic

We’ll ask about your condition, location and contact info. All data is encrypted and handled with care.

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Privacy and consent

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We will keep your details private

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We will not share without your consent

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We will help you connect with verified clinical research sites

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.

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Access to new or emerging treatment options not yet widely available

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Specialised care and attention from research professionals

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

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Reimbursement for travel or participation costs (varies by study)

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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

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Not sure if this trial is right?

Browse all available clinical trials for different conditions, including other cancers, chronic diseases, and rare illnesses.

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NARECRUITING
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PROSPECTIVE trial tests if pre-surgery MRI can identify early breast cancer patients who can skip radiotherapy post-surgery without increasing...

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Camperdown, Australia and more

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PHASE3RECRUITING
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Phase 3 trial compares palazestrant + ribociclib vs letrozole + ribociclib in untreated advanced breast cancer patients.

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Adelaide, Australia and more

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PHASE3ACTIVE NOT RECRUITING
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Phase 3 trial compares palazestrant (OP-1250) vs. fulvestrant or an aromatase inhibitor in advanced breast cancer after progression on endocrine...

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Gosford, Australia and more