Antidote provides a searchable database of clinical trials sponsored by client companies. The web site also draws clinical trial search results from other web listings including the National Library of Medicine.

Maintained by the National Library of Medicine at the NIH, provides patients, researchers and institutions with searchable information on more than 100,000 active clinical research studies targeting a range of diseases and conditions now underway in 50 states and more than 150 countries. In addition to listing all of the clinical research studies funded by the NIH, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies are required by law to list certain clinical trials here.

CenterWatch, an independent publishing company, provides the oldest and largest online database of international Where to Find Clinical Trials 159 FDA-regulated pharmaceutical and biotechnology-funded new drug and device clinical trials. The Clinical Trial Listing Service contains a searchable list of 60,000 clinical trials, from a wide variety of diseases and conditions, actively enrolling study volunteers. The Listing Service provides notification when new trials are added. The CenterWatch web site also provides clinical research news, market intelligence, a service that tracks the progress of drugs in the pharmaceutical R&D pipeline, and a directory of investigative sites actively participating in clinical trials.

Clinicalresearch.com is sponsored by IQVIA, a leading global contract research organization. The site lists clinical trials that are actively recruiting patients for IQVIA’s client companies.

Antidote provides a searchable database of clinical trials sponsored by client companies. The web site also draws clinical trial search results from other web listings including the National Library of Medicine.

This web site is hosted by the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations (IFPMA)— a global nonprofit organization representing research-based pharmaceutical and biotech companies. The web site provides a searchable international database of open clinical trials and an email notification service.

A registry and a curated database of international clinical trials meeting criteria set by the World Health Organization (WHO) International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (ICTRP) and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) guidelines.

The Clinical Trials Search Portal, sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO), provides a searchable clinical research database that draws information from registries around the world.

EUCTR lists thousands of industry and government funded clinical trials conducted in at least one European Union member country.

AIDSinfo is a government-funded clinical trial search engine created to improve public access to clinical trials under the Heath Omnibus Programs Extension Act of 1988. The site provides a searchable database of clinical trials and study results.

The National Cancer Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is the federal agency sponsoring cancer clinical research studies. This web site provides a searchable database of cancer studies funded by the government, pharmaceutical companies, medical centers, foundations, and other international organizations.

ClinicalTrials.com is sponsored by PPD, a leading global contract research organization. The site lists clinical trials that are actively recruiting patients for PPD’s client companies through its affiliate patient recruitment services company Acurian.

The NIH Clinical Research Studies searches through all the clinical studies in the National Institutes of Health’s database.

CISCRP conducts custom searches on behalf of patients (and their family, friends, and advocates) who are overwhelmed by the process of finding relevant clinical trials or who would like some assistance. Patients and members of their support network can contact CISCRP by telephone (617-725-2750) or online (www.ciscrp.org) to request a search. CISCRP will conduct a thorough search—usually within 2–3 days—and then compile the results and mail or email them. At this time, CISCRP conducts 75–100 custom searches each month. The service is offered to patients free of charge.

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