Search current public study listings anonymously, or separately ask C2R to keep you informed about future research opportunities. Neither path determines eligibility.
Path A · Current studies
Search ClinicalTrials.gov study listings by condition and location. You do not need to give C2R your name, phone number, or email to search, and searching does not create a patient-community record.
Find StudiesPath B · Future opportunities
Choose research areas you would like to hear about and a communication preference. This is not study prescreening and does not mean you are matched, qualified, eligible, accepted, enrolled, or a study candidate.
Keep Me InformedClinical trials evaluate investigational interventions and other research questions under a defined protocol. Search public ClinicalTrials.gov listings by condition and location. Participation is voluntary, and the research site determines eligibility.
Find Clinical Trials Near You
You decide if and when to participate
Search recruiting studies by condition and U.S. location using ClinicalTrials.gov data.
Review the public study information, location, NCT number, and other available details. When C2R has recent direct confirmation that a site is accepting candidate inquiries, that status may be shown separately.
C2R-assisted connections are available only for participating research sites and studies where that connection workflow has been authorized.
The research site applies the study protocol and determines whether you meet its eligibility requirements.
You can stop at any time. You can leave whenever you choose.
The qualified study team applies the protocol's eligibility requirements and explains any study-specific next steps.
Public trial search is available now. Assisted connection is offered only for participating research sites and studies where that workflow has been authorized.
Each study is different. The research team will explain potential risks and benefits so you can make an informed choice.
Search current public study listings by condition and location, then ask C2R for help connecting if you find a study you want to explore.