I am currently on a standard treatment. Can myTomorrows conduct a search at this time to explore potential non-standard treatment options?

raymond.vanderwaal@mytomorrows.com 11 Jan 2024

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It is important to remain on your current treatment, and to follow your doctor’s advice. However, you don’t have to wait for your doctor to be referred to a clinical trial. Many people with a life-threatening disease actively look for clinical trials prior and during the treatment, to find more options to educate themselves about what is available.

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raymond.vanderwaal@mytomorrows.com 11 Jan 2024

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