Clinical Trials for Cancer Research at Baylor Hospital, Texas
Bruce Selkirk is a Texas-based energy executive with a strong passion for supporting cancer research. Having experienced the pain of breast cancer after losing his first wife to the disease in 2012, Bruce Selkirk actively donates to Baylor Scott & White Health’s research and treatment center.
Baylor’s research and treatment center provides the infrastructure necessary to effectively and safely conduct research on diseases, such as breast cancer. The center, which is the research component of the largest non-profit healthcare system in the state of Texas, supports clinical trials that hold the promise of finding cures for complex chronic diseases. Baylor is staffed by more than 600 professionals working on over 200,000 square feet of dedicated research space to further more than 2,000 active patient-centered research protocols.
Participation in these trials is open to patients across several medical specialties. Patient participation is highly encouraged as it advances medical research while giving patients a chance at getting better. Some of the ongoing clinical trials at the center are focused on discovering treatments for cancers affecting the breast, pancreas, blood, brain, and prostrate. Those who wish to participate can simply contact Baylor’s clinical trials offices in both North and Central Texas for assistance.
Baylor’s research and treatment center provides the infrastructure necessary to effectively and safely conduct research on diseases, such as breast cancer. The center, which is the research component of the largest non-profit healthcare system in the state of Texas, supports clinical trials that hold the promise of finding cures for complex chronic diseases. Baylor is staffed by more than 600 professionals working on over 200,000 square feet of dedicated research space to further more than 2,000 active patient-centered research protocols.
Participation in these trials is open to patients across several medical specialties. Patient participation is highly encouraged as it advances medical research while giving patients a chance at getting better. Some of the ongoing clinical trials at the center are focused on discovering treatments for cancers affecting the breast, pancreas, blood, brain, and prostrate. Those who wish to participate can simply contact Baylor’s clinical trials offices in both North and Central Texas for assistance.
