Recently Diagnosed With Lung Cancer?

You May Qualify for a Paid Lung Cancer Clinical Trial

If you are between 50 and 80 years old, have a 20+ year smoking history, and have a current lung cancer diagnosis, you may qualify for a paid clinical trial.

This clinical trial is for individuals who have been diagnosed with lung cancer but have not started cancer treatment yet.

Eligible participants may receive compensation for the study while helping researchers validate a blood test designed to support earlier lung cancer detection in the future.

Help Advance the Future of Lung Cancer Detection

Lung cancer is often difficult to detect early, and many patients are diagnosed only after the disease has progressed.

This study is focused on changing that.

By participating, you can help researchers evaluate a blood-based test that may help detect lung cancer earlier, potentially before it can be clearly seen on imaging. Earlier detection could give future patients more time, more options, and a better chance to treat lung cancer sooner.

Your diagnosis today could help create better answers for patients tomorrow.

A Simple, Non-Invasive Clinical Trial

This paid lung cancer clinical trial is simple and non-invasive. Participation may include:

A simple blood draw | A low-dose CT scan, also called an LDCT

 

Compensation provided for eligible study visits

There is no experimental medication or treatment being provided as part of this study. The purpose of the clinical trial is to help validate an early lung cancer detection blood test.

You May Qualify If You:

If you meet these criteria, now is the time to see if you qualify. Once cancer treatment begins, you may no longer be eligible for this specific study.

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Why Timing Matters

Clinical trials often have very specific eligibility windows.

For this lung cancer clinical trial, participants must have a current lung cancer diagnosis but must not have started treatment yet. That means the opportunity to qualify may be limited.

If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with lung cancer, completing the short eligibility survey today may help determine whether this paid study is an option.

Your Participation Could Help Future Lung Cancer Patients

Every clinical breakthrough depends on people willing to participate in research.

By joining this study, you can help scientists and doctors better understand how lung cancer may be detected earlier through a simple blood test. Your participation may help improve early detection tools for countless future patients and families facing lung cancer.

This is more than a clinical trial.

It is an opportunity to contribute to a future where lung cancer is found earlier, treated sooner, and beaten more often. 

See If You Qualify for This Paid Lung Cancer Clinical Trial

If you are between 50 and 80 years old, have a 20+ year smoking history, have been diagnosed with lung cancer, and have not started treatment yet, you may qualify.

Call SpeciCare today at (760) 933-0610 or complete the short survey to see if you are eligible for this paid clinical trial.

Limited eligibility window: participants must not have started treatment yet. Take the survey today to see if you qualify.

Find Out If You Qualify

Complete the short screening survey below. Your answers will help determine whether you may be eligible for this paid lung cancer clinical trial.

The survey only takes a few minutes, and a SpeciCare team member may contact you to discuss next steps if you appear to qualify.