To be screened for eligibility

To participate in the clinical trial

What is an Informed Consent?

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Informed consent is a legally-defined process of a person being told about key facts involved in a clinical trial before deciding whether to participate.  A potential study subject is entitled to ask questions, consult with their doctor/oncologist, family and friends regarding the clinical trial. The informed consent document includes details of the clinical trial procedure, risks, possible benefits, purpose, duration and key contact information.  After enrollment in a study, the volunteer is required to be provided with any additional information that becomes known which may affect the willingness of the subject to continue in the trial.  A volunteer is allowed to withdraw consent at anytime and for any reason. 
 
Clinical Trial of an Experimental
Cancer Vaccine
  • Personalized experimental anti cancer vaccine
  • Combines tumor cryoablation with AlloStim™

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