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FAQs - Clinical Trials

What is Trial Type?

Trial Type indicates the type of clinical trial, such as Observational or Interventional.

What is Trial Status?

Trial Status indicates the current status of a clinical trial, such as Recruiting, Completed, Terminated, Active, Not Recruiting, or Not Yet Recruiting.

What is Trial Start Date?

Trial Start Date is the date on which a clinical trial started.

What are Conditions in a clinical trial?

Conditions indicate the diseases, disorders, or health conditions that a clinical trial is designed to study.

For example, a clinical trial may be associated with conditions such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, Breast Cancer, or Parkinson’s Disease.

What is the difference between Primary Completion Date and Trial Completion Date?

Primary Completion Date is the expected or actual date when the primary outcome measures of a clinical trial are completed.

Trial Completion Date is the expected or actual date when the entire clinical trial is completed.

What is Enrollment Count?

Enrollment Count indicates the number of participants enrolled in a clinical trial.

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