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Clinical Trials Feed

Clean, flat clinical-trial records from the official ClinicalTrials.gov v2 API. Filter by condition, sponsor, status, phase, and country, get one useful row per study, and run a changes-only mode that returns just what is new, status-changed, or updated since your last run.

You pay only for a delivered study record. Filtered-out rows, unchanged rows in changes mode, and malformed records cost nothing.

What a record is

One flat row per study, pulled from the nested ClinicalTrials.gov record:

• identity and title: nctId, title, study URL
• status and timeline: overallStatus, startDate, primaryCompletionDate, completionDate, lastUpdatePostDate
• design: phase, studyType, enrollmentCount
• subject and treatment: conditions, interventions
• sponsor: leadSponsor, leadSponsorClass (INDUSTRY, NIH, OTHER), collaborators
• reach: countries (distinct trial-site countries)
• provenance: sourceUrl, retrievedAt, confidence, dataSource, and in changes mode changeType

Every value appears verbatim at the study URL in sourceUrl. Nothing is guessed.

Sample output

A real slice, recruiting Phase 3 non-small-cell lung cancer studies with a US site (abbreviated):

Two modes

• full: every study matching your filter.
• changes: only studies that are new, have a changed overall status, or carry a newer last-update date since this account's last run. The state is tracked per account in a named store, so it is your timeline. The first changes run has no baseline, so it returns everything matching once, then tracks deltas from there.

Filters

• conditions: diseases or conditions, combined into the API condition query.
• sponsor: keep only studies whose sponsor matches this name.
• searchTerm: an extra free-text term matched across the record.
• statuses: recruitment statuses (RECRUITING, ACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING, COMPLETED, TERMINATED, and the rest).
• phases: PHASE1, PHASE2, PHASE3, PHASE4.
• countries: keep only studies with a site in these countries.
• maxRecords: a cap on how many records a run delivers and bills. 0 means no cap; the platform spend cap is honored regardless.

Condition, sponsor, term, and status are applied by the API; phase and country are applied to the returned record.

What to expect

• ClinicalTrials.gov holds well over 500,000 studies, updated continuously. A filter narrows that to the slice you care about.
• The raw API is public and free directly from the National Library of Medicine. What this actor sells is the flat, joined record, the phase and country filtering, and the per-account change feed, so you do not have to walk the nested JSON or diff it yourself.
• A condition or sponsor watch is a few dollars; a daily changes feed is pennies a run.

Source and scope

• Source: the official ClinicalTrials.gov API v2 (clinicaltrials.gov/api/v2), a US National Library of Medicine service, public domain, no key, no anti-bot, paged with a declared identifying User-Agent.
• The registry is global; the records are public study disclosures. This actor carries only that public record and stamps dataSource=ClinicalTrials.gov.
• This is a data tool, not medical, investment, or regulatory advice. A registry record is a filing, not a finding.

See also

More clean, pay-only-for-results data tools from Pono Data:

• FDA Food Recall & Enforcement Alerts - US food recalls and enforcement reports
• Regulatory Change Monitor - federal rulemaking from the Federal Register

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