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Provider Spotlight: Dr. Josephson

Trial Library

October 26, 2023

Dr. Josephson is a practicing Urologic Oncologist and partner at Tower Urology, a Los Angeles-based private practice of 10 physicians treating patients across Southern California. Dr. Josephson is one of the leading experts in robotic surgery, ...

Need help with pre-screening for clinical trials? Meet Alexandra!

Trial Library

January 30, 2023

Trial Library partners with oncologists in community oncology settings to engage in the clinical trial process, expanding patient access to cutting edge therapies and unlocking a new pool of research-engaged providers.

Case Study: Evidence-based approach to accelerating oncology clinical trial recruitment

Trial Library

January 12, 2023

The estimated rates of cancer clinical trial participation among eligible patients remain between 5-7% with limited progress over the past two decades (source). Only 1 in 10 Americans reported ever being invited to participate in a clinical trial ...

Meet Juli!

Trial Library

September 7, 2022

Juli (pronounced “Hu-lee”) is one of our Ally Navigators at Trial Library. She was born in Medellín, Colombia, and has lived in New York, New Hampshire, California, and now Nevada! Throughout her travels, she is accompanied by her three-year-old ...

Why we care

Hala Borno, MD and Steve Buck

August 29, 2022

There are numerous examples of the harsh consequences of inadequate representation in clinical research such as the disregard for biological differences between male and female bodies. Researchers analyzed data from 5000 articles and observed a ...

As a practicing medical oncologist and researcher, I learned three key lessons that inform Trial Library’s innovative approach to cancer clinical trials

Hala Borno, MD

August 17, 2022

I see offering clinical trials as an integral part of the delivery of cancer care. For my patients, clinical trials are an opportunity to access therapies and diagnostics that may improve quality and potentially duration of life. Clinical trials ...