The I-SPY 2 Trial is an investigational drug trial for newly diagnosed patients with locally advanced breast cancer. An investigational drug has been approved for testing in people by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) but has not yet been approved for widespread use. A clinical trial tests how well investigational drugs work and whether they are safe to use.
Please watch this 2-minute I-SPY 2 Trial introduction video to get a quick overview of the trial.
Then find all the information you need to decide whether you want to be screened to participate in the trial.
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The I-SPY 2 Trial is an investigational drug trial for newly diagnosed patients with locally advanced breast cancer. An investigational drug has been approved for testing in people by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) but has not yet been approved for widespread use. A clinical trial tests how well investigational drugs work and whether they are safe to use.
The I-SPY 2 Trial has three main phases
Screening, Treatment and Follow Up
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