Featured Studies
Find actively recruiting studies that you may be able to participate in or learn about new treatments that are being considered in these areas of investigation.
Interested in Participating?
Volunteers are always needed
If you want to be part of a healthier tomorrow, you may begin by participating in research studies that could help you as well as future generations.
Battling Stage III Ovarian Cancer
I’m so grateful that the Cancer Center is here. I’ve been able to be involved in clinical trials here that aren’t available anywhere else. Being a part of these studies has allowed me to have good quality of life along this journey.
Jane Flanders
Patient
Augusta University is committed to the safety and protection of research participants
What should I know before enrolling in a research study?
Before enrolling in a research study, it is a good idea to learn as much as possible about the study and your role as a participant. Ask questions, use resources, such as the Internet, to search for information, and seek advice from family, trusted doctors, clergymen or friends. Speak to the research study team about what will be done and what your rights are as a participant. If you need help understanding what you were told about the research study, ask the investigators and research study team to explain it to you.
Your participation in a research study is completely voluntary, and you may drop out at any time.