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Would you encourage your parent to try a clinical trial for a promising cancer drug?

By Caring.com Staff

If you heard about a new drug in development that might cure your parent's cancer, would you encourage him or her to enroll in a clinical trial -- even if it posed a significant health risk? (Choose one.)

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