Bile duct cancer (Cholangiocarcinoma)
All cancer treatments have to be fully researched before they can be used for everyone. This is so we know that they work, they are better than the treatments already available and they are safe.
There are currently clinical trials for bile duct cancer taking place in the UK. Each trial has certain entry conditions for who can take part. You should speak to your doctor if you are interested in a trial and they can say if it is suitable for you. You should fully understand how the trial works before you take part.
Researchers are looking at new ways to prevent and diagnose bile duct cancer as well as new treatments.
Find information about UK clinical trials for bile duct cancer and result summaries for trials that have finished.
Trials aim to find out if a new test, procedure or treatment is safe and better than those currently available.
Find out what you should know, and what questions you should ask before agreeing to take part in a clinical trial.
Talk to your doctor if there's a trial you're interested in. They can say if it's right for you.
Find out more about the research CRUK is doing now, and how it has saved or improved the lives of cancer patients.
Last reviewed: 04 Oct 2024
Next review due: 04 Oct 2027
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