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Canadian Cancer Clinical Trials Network launches national awareness campaign

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THE CANADIAN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS NETWORK unveiled a new national campaign to raise awareness of cancer clinical trials in Canada, ahead of International Clinical Trials Day on May 20. The Ask Me Campaign will be introduced at more than 60 cancer centers across Canada and include hospital staff wearing “Ask Me” buttons, as well as...

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