Data from the ClinicalTrials.gov registry

Find clinical trials
that may match your situation

Search once by diagnosis, treatment and location. Review relevant studies, save them for comparison and discuss them with your doctor or a Lechu coordinator.

Find matching trials

Preview version. This review version contains a representative selection of clinical trials. The complete worldwide catalogue will be enabled for launch.

Registry data refreshed:

Examples — any diagnosis works: Lung cancer Melanoma Glioblastoma Multiple sclerosis

40 sample trials available in this preview · updated 2026-08-13

Specialties

CAR-T & cell therapy1 trial Hematology4 trials Lung cancer6 trials GI & liver7 trials Breast cancer3 trials Gynecologic oncology2 trials Urology2 trials Other tumors1 trial Autoimmune diseases1 trial Cardiology4 trials Endocrinology1 trial Other areas8 trials

How the matching process works

  1. You submit an applicationTell us about the diagnosis and situation. If you apply from a specific trial card, its NCT number is filled in automatically.
  2. A coordinator checks the optionsWe verify recruitment status and basic criteria with the study centers. Coordinator support is free for patients.
  3. The list is discussed with your doctorYou review the final options with your treating physician; only the study team can confirm preliminary eligibility.
  4. Preparation and travelWe help with documents, translation of medical records, visas and travel to the center.

We cannot guarantee enrollment: the final decision is always made by the study center together with the treating physician.

Where to start

1. Find matching protocolsSearch by diagnosis, country and recruitment status — in the search above or by specialty. Save the NCT numbers: any doctor can find the full protocol by them, and every card links to the primary record in the government registry. 2. Understand how it all worksWhat a clinical trial is, whether it is safe, what it costs, whether there is a placebo — in plain words in our patient guide. 3. Discuss with your doctor — and with usThe decision to participate is made by the treating physician together with the study center. A Lechu coordinator will help contact the center, prepare documents and arrange the trip, free of charge.

Who we are

Lechu Group has supported patients since 2012. Our help is free for patients — partner clinics pay our fee. More about us and how we work →