Feasibility, acceptability, and effectiveness of a decision aid versus an informational website to promote clinical trial decision-making among cancer patients: A pilot randomized controlled trial

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New research finds cancer clinical trial resources should support informed decision-making among all cancer survivors, regardless of educational attainment. Check out the article from Patient Education and Counseling: https://t.co/RA8OpSv3xD

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