Open clinical-trial search for cancer
Which trials could you join, and what exactly would the trial team need to confirm?
We read every open trial's published eligibility criteria from the three registries that matter in Europe and the US, break them into single checks, and compare each check to the details you enter. You see met, unmet or unknown for every line, with the registry's own words beside it, and the question to ask when it is unknown.
Cancers covered
- Adrenocortical carcinoma
about one new case per million people per year. 40 open trials across ClinicalTrials.gov, EU CTIS and ISRCTN, harvested 2026-11-07.
See trials
More cancers follow once each one's trials have been checked against a hand-built reference set. See Accuracy.
Two promises
The code grades. The model never writes the verdict.
A language model only splits the registry text into single criteria. Whether each one is met is computed by ordinary code against your details, so the same inputs always give the same answer, and "unknown" becomes a question for the site rather than a guess.
Every quote is verbatim.
Each criterion shows the exact words from the registry record. If the extracted quote is not a character-for-character substring of the source, it is rejected before you ever see it.