Question 1

What is clinical trial intelligence?

Accepted Answer

Clinical trial intelligence is the work of tracking which trials are running in a disease area, who sponsors them, how they are designed, and what they report. Teams use it to size a competitive landscape, plan trial design, choose comparators and endpoints, and spot new entrants early. It draws on public trial registries and the published literature.

Question 2

Which trial registries does Assyro search?

Accepted Answer

Assyro searches ClinicalTrials.gov, cited by NCT number, and the EU trial registers published by EMA. Those are CTIS, which holds trials under the EU Clinical Trials Regulation and uses EU CT numbers, and the EU Clinical Trials Register, which holds earlier trials with EudraCT numbers. Published results come from PubMed and Europe PMC.

Question 3

How do I search competitor clinical trials?

Accepted Answer

Ask a question that names the competitor, drug, or condition, such as which phase 3 trials a sponsor is running in an indication. Assyro searches the registries and returns each trial with its phase, status, endpoints, and registry number, so you can open the record and confirm it.

Question 4

How is this different from searching ClinicalTrials.gov directly?

Accepted Answer

ClinicalTrials.gov covers studies registered there. Many trials run in Europe are registered in CTIS or the EU Clinical Trials Register instead of, or as well as, ClinicalTrials.gov. Assyro searches the US and EU registries from one question, adds published results from the literature, and cites every trial so your team can check it.

Question 5

Are registry entries verified by FDA or EMA?

Accepted Answer

No. Registry entries are submitted by trial sponsors. They are not FDA reviews or EMA assessments. Assyro cites the registry record so you can see exactly what the sponsor reported and when.

Question 6

Can I get alerts when a new trial is registered?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Save a search on a drug, sponsor, or condition as a watch. Assyro checks it on the schedule you choose and emails you the records it has not shown you before, each linked to its source.

Question 7

What is the difference between CTIS and the EU Clinical Trials Register?

Accepted Answer

CTIS, the Clinical Trials Information System, is where trials under the EU Clinical Trials Regulation are submitted and published, using EU CT numbers. The EU Clinical Trials Register holds trials authorised under the earlier Clinical Trials Directive, using EudraCT numbers. Assyro searches both, so older and newer EU trials appear in the same answer.

Question 8

Can Assyro find published results for a trial?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Assyro searches PubMed and Europe PMC for papers that report a trial and cites each one by PMID or Europe PMC id. The EU registers also show whether results have been posted. An abstract is not the full paper, so open the source before relying on a result.

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Clinical Trial Search Across US and EU Registries

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