National LGBT Cancer Project
Pride positive prostate cancer trials.
Two questions matter, and most trial finders answer only the first. We show what a study requires medically, and separately, what evidence exists about how LGBTQ patients are treated by that protocol and by that research site.
No account needed. Your answers stay in this browser session, and nothing is placed in a web address or an analytics tool.
What happens when you start
Answer questions at your own pace.
One question at a time, each explaining why it matters. Every question can be skipped, and “I do not know” is always a real answer.
See trials and why we show them to you.
Recruiting studies from ClinicalTrials.gov, compared with your answers, with the protocol's own wording next to every plain-language explanation.
Judge inclusion separately.
Whether a protocol includes LGBTQ patients and whether a site treats them well are two different questions. We never merge them into one badge.
What we don't do.
- Diagnose you, or tell you which treatment to choose.
- Decide whether you are eligible. Only the research team does that.
- Take money for placing a trial higher in your results.
- Treat silence in a trial record as proof of LGBTQ inclusion.
- Call a site affirming based on one patient report.
- Hide a medically relevant trial because we lack inclusion evidence.
Emergencies and urgent symptoms
This service cannot help in an emergency. If you have urgent symptoms, contact your care team or local emergency services. If you are in crisis in the United States, call or text 988.