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Clinical Trials

Clinical trials & drug safety data

Clinical Trials connects you directly to ClinicalTrials.gov and the Health Canada Drug Product Database so you can search active, recruiting, and completed studies without navigating complex government portals.

Finding the right trial is normally slow — you need to filter by condition, phase, status, and location across thousands of records. This tool does that in a single query and returns structured results with NCT IDs you can drill into for full protocols, eligibility criteria, and site contact information.

What you can do

  • search_trials — search by condition, drug name, or keyword; filter by recruitment status and trial phase
  • trial_details — fetch the full protocol for a specific trial using its NCT ID, including eligibility, sites, and contacts
  • drug_products — search the Health Canada Drug Product Database for approved drugs and their product information

Who it's for

Patients and caregivers looking for treatment options, medical researchers tracking the competitive landscape, pharmaceutical professionals monitoring pipeline activity, and journalists covering clinical research. Always verify eligibility directly with the trial site.

How to use it

  1. Start with search_trials — pass a condition like "type 2 diabetes" or a drug name; filter by status: RECRUITING to find studies you can join now
  2. Filter by phase (PHASE3, PHASE4) to narrow to late-stage trials
  3. Use trial_details with the NCT ID from search results to get the full eligibility criteria and site locations
  4. For approved drug information in Canada, use drug_products with a drug name or DIN number
Search Clinical Trials

Search ClinicalTrials.gov for clinical trials by condition, drug, intervention, or keyword. Filter by recruitment status and trial phase. Returns trial summaries with NCT IDs for detailed lookup.

Returns: Clinical trials with NCT ID, title, status, phase, conditions, interventions, sponsor, enrollment, dates, and URL
Get Trial Details

Get comprehensive details for a specific clinical trial by its NCT ID from ClinicalTrials.gov. Returns the full protocol including study summary, eligibility criteria, age/sex requirements, and trial site locations.

Returns: Full protocol: title, status, phase, conditions, interventions, sponsor, enrollment, eligibility criteria, site locations, and URL
Health Canada Drug Products

Search the Health Canada Drug Product Database for approved drug products. Returns brand name, manufacturer, active ingredients, approval status, and route of administration. Search by drug name or Drug Identification Number (DIN).

Returns: Drug products with brand name, DIN, class, manufacturer, approval status, active ingredients with strengths, and routes of administration
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v0.022026-03-24
  • Removed adverse_events skill (use drug-info tool instead)
  • Removed drug_recalls skill (use product-recalls tool instead)
  • Added drug_products skill for Health Canada Drug Product Database
v0.012026-03-24
  • Initial release with search_trials, trial_details, adverse_events, and drug_recalls
  • ClinicalTrials.gov v2 API for trial search and details
  • FDA openFDA APIs for adverse events (FAERS) and drug enforcement/recalls

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find recruiting trials for a condition or drug?

`search_trials` accepts a condition, intervention, or keyword, plus status and phase filters. It returns trial summaries with NCT IDs for detailed lookup.

What do I get when I open a trial by NCT ID?

`trial_details` returns the full protocol: study summary, eligibility criteria, age and sex requirements, and trial site locations.

Can I search approved drug listings too?

`drug_products` searches Health Canada's Drug Product Database for brand name, manufacturer, active ingredients, approval status, route of administration, and DIN.

Is this enough to decide whether someone should enroll?

It gives you the trial record and eligibility details, but it is reference data only. Use it to compare options, then confirm fit with the study team or a clinician.