Finding a trial is a conversation to have with your care team. This tool searches public listings from ClinicalTrials.gov and FDA drug information from openFDA. A listing does not mean a trial is right for you or that you are eligible, and drug data here is not prescribing advice. Bring anything you find to your oncology team; they can check eligibility and what is available near you.

OncoGx Trials & Drug Intelligence Explorer

Clinical trial discovery and FDA drug intelligence powered by live public data

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What is the OncoGx Trials & Drug Intelligence Explorer?

A free tool that searches cancer clinical trials on ClinicalTrials.gov and drug information from openFDA, including labels, approval history, adverse-event reports and recalls, in one place.

If I find a trial, does that mean I can join it?

Not necessarily. Each trial has its own eligibility rules, and listings can change. Take the trial's NCT number to your oncology team; they can check whether it suits you and whether it is open near you.

Is the drug information medical advice?

No. openFDA data is public regulatory information, provided for education and research. It is not prescribing advice. Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your own medicines.

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