Find Parkinson's clinical trials matched to your stage and goals.
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Why isn’t ClinicalTrials.gov enough?
It’s one registry, not the world
ClinicalTrials.gov is the US registry. Parkinson’s research is global — trials are registered with EU CTIS, ChiCTR, jRCT, ANZCTR, CTRI, and the WHO’s ICTRP, and many never appear in the US database at all.
Registry records go stale
Sponsors update their own pipelines first and the registry later, if ever. We enrich trial records directly from pharma sources — Roche / Genentech, AbbVie, Eli Lilly / Prevail, and Sage — so status and site details stay closer to reality.
Raw records aren’t written for patients
Eligibility criteria arrive as dense clinical prose. The finder translates them into plain language and matches trials to your stage, medications, and travel range instead of making you decode inclusion lists.
The corpus at a glance
Teal blocks are what ClinicalTrials.gov alone gives you; orange slices are what this database adds on top.
Why this matters: ClinicalTrials.gov publishes the registry record, but pharma trial-finder pages often have fresher status, plain-language summaries, and contact details. Each orange block above is a trial we've enriched with that extra layer.