Clinical TrialsComing soon
Find cancer clinical trials that may be worth discussing with your oncologist.
Search official registries such as ClinicalTrials.gov and CTRI. With a Cancer Profile, OncoVOIS explains why each trial may or may not match.
- Potential Match
Known criteria appear compatible. Not a final decision.
- Needs More Information
Key details are missing from your profile.
- Unlikely Match
A known mismatch, with the specific reason shown.
- Not Recruiting
The registry shows recruitment is closed.
Example result layout · illustrative, not real trials
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Potential Match
ClinicalTrials.gov · Phase 2
Example: a targeted therapy study in EGFR-mutated lung cancer
Why: Cancer type, stage and EGFR mutation match the listed criteria. Prior treatment count is within the limit.
Each result shows its registry, the date it was last verified, and a link to the official registry entry.
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Needs More Information
CTRI (India) · Phase 2
Example: an immunotherapy combination study
Why: This trial requires a recent ECOG performance status, which was not found in your reports.
Each result shows its registry, the date it was last verified, and a link to the official registry entry.
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Unlikely Match
ClinicalTrials.gov · Phase 2
Example: a study for patients new to EGFR inhibitors
Why: This trial excludes patients who have already received a third-generation EGFR inhibitor.
Each result shows its registry, the date it was last verified, and a link to the official registry entry.
OncoVOIS can identify potentially relevant clinical trials. Only the clinical trial investigator can determine whether a patient is eligible to participate.