Clinical Trial Radar

About Clinical Trial Radar

Clinical Trial Radar is a powerful tool designed for patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and biotech professionals to discover and access information about clinical trials. With Clinical Trial Radar, you can easily find the latest medical research studies and gain valuable insights into study statistics, changes over time, and various study aspects.

Discovering clinical trials has never been easier! Whether you're a patient seeking potential treatment options, a caregiver looking for opportunities to support your loved ones, a healthcare professional staying up-to-date with the latest research, or a biotech professional exploring new avenues for medical advancements, Clinical Trial Radar is your go-to solution.

By leveraging the Clinical Trials API from Beta.ClinicalTrials.gov, Clinical Trial Radar provides detailed data about medical studies, allowing you to perform focused searches based on specific query and filter parameters. You can access information about study fields, study metadata, statistical insights, and more. With its user-friendly interface and comprehensive search areas, you can quickly find the information you need within a study record.

Experience the convenience and efficiency of Clinical Trial Radar today and unlock a world of possibilities in medical research and treatment options. Visit our official website to learn more about how Clinical Trial Radar can revolutionize your clinical trial discovery process.

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How to use Clinical Trial Radar

Clinical Trial Radar offers a wide range of functionalities to help you discover and access relevant clinical trials. Here's how you can make the most of this powerful tool:

1. Search for Clinical Trials: Specify the condition or disease and location in the 'query.cond' and 'query.locn' parameters respectively. For example, if you're looking for glioblastoma trials in Oregon, set 'query.cond' to 'glioblastoma' and 'query.locn' to 'oregon'. Always focus on searching for 'RECRUITING' trials unless specified otherwise.

2. Analyze Study Statistics: Utilize the '/stats' endpoints to gain statistical insights into the study data. Explore JSON sizes, value statistics of study fields, and sizes of all list/array fields to extract valuable information.

3. Retrieve Data of a Single Study: Use the '/studies/{nctId}' endpoint to retrieve data of a specific study based on the provided NCT ID, a unique identifier for a clinical trial. Customize the fields returned by specifying query string parameters such as 'format' and 'fields'. For example, '/studies/NCT03755791?fields=EnrollmentCount' will return limited fields for the study with NCT ID NCT03755791.

4. Access Study Metadata: Gain insights into the data model fields of a study by utilizing the '/studies/metadata' endpoint. Customize the response by setting query string parameters such as 'includeIndexedOnly' and 'includeHistoricOnly'.

5. Stay Updated with API and Data Versions: Keep track of the latest API and data versions by accessing the '/version' endpoint. Stay informed about any updates or changes that may impact your usage of Clinical Trial Radar.

Remember, the Clinical Trials API uses a flat structure for parameters, not a nested one. Use dot notation for categorization when providing parameters. For example, 'query.titles' is a parameter for querying titles and should be provided as a flat parameter, not a nested object.

Clinical Trial Radar simplifies and optimizes the process of finding the most relevant clinical trials. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, or biotech professional, this tool empowers you to make informed decisions and potentially save lives. Get started with Clinical Trial Radar today and unlock a world of possibilities in medical research and treatment options.