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Find clinical trials that may be right for you

Search by condition, location or symptoms and let Clinrol's AI help you discover clinical trials that may match your health needs.

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Clinrol helps patients and carers understand clinical trials, explore potential options and connect with research teams when a trial may be suitable.

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AI powered search

Search trials using AI or browse by condition

You can search for clinical trials using plain language. Tell us your condition, symptoms, diagnosis or location and Clinrol will help surface relevant trials.

Search with AI

Ask questions like:

  • Are there Alzheimer's clinical trials near Sydney?
  • Find diabetes studies recruiting in the US
  • Are there eczema trials for adults?
  • Clinical trials for obesity and weight loss
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Browse by condition

Explore common trial areas and search studies for your condition on our trial search platform.

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How it works

How Clinrol helps you find a clinical trial

01

Search

Search by condition, symptoms, location or plain language AI search.

02

Learn

Read simple information about the trial, condition and what participation may involve.

03

Check eligibility

Answer a few screening questions to see whether a trial may be suitable.

04

Connect

If there may be a match, Clinrol or the research team may contact you with next steps.

Learn

Learn about clinical trials

Simple, patient-friendly guides to help you understand clinical trials and what taking part may involve.

Why Clinrol

Why patients use Clinrol

Easy trial search

Search by condition, location or plain language.

Simple explanations

Clinical trial information explained in patient-friendly language.

Eligibility guidance

Understand why some trials may or may not be suitable.

Human support

Clinrol can help guide you through next steps when a study may be a match.

Free for patients

There is no cost for patients to search or enquire.

Privacy focused

Your information is handled securely and only shared where appropriate.

Patient stories

What participants say about finding a trial with Clinrol

"I think clinical trials and research are part of life. Every participant can make a difference to improving the potential of finding new treatments. Thanks to Clinrol for connecting me to a study."

Melanie S
Thyroid Cancer Study Participant, Adelaide

"I am so grateful to Clinrol for connecting me with a clinical trial. Taking part was a positive experience that gave me renewed hope and confidence."

Cynthia B
Clinical Trial Participant

"I never expected the process to be this easy. I received a clear message within hours, someone called to check my eligibility and booking my appointment took just a few minutes. It felt like they genuinely cared."

Anonymous participant
Phase II Oncology Trial

"Every step was explained before it happened. Reminders, directions and what to bring were all clearly communicated. I've never felt this supported during a clinical study."

Anonymous participant
Cardiology Phase III Trial

"I almost dropped out after the screening visit, but the team checked in at the right moments and made it feel personal. I'm glad I stayed."

Anonymous participant
Diabetes Long-Term Study
FAQs

Clinical trial FAQs

A clinical trial is a research study that tests new ways to prevent, diagnose, treat or manage health conditions.

Important information before joining a trial

Clinical trials are research studies. They may not be suitable for everyone. Trial information is provided to help patients and carers explore research opportunities. Eligibility and participation are determined by the study team.

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Search by condition, symptom or location and explore trials that may be relevant to you.

The information on this page has been compiled from various sources and is provided for general informational purposes only. It may not be complete, current or applicable to your circumstances. It is not medical, legal or other professional advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional guidance. Consider your individual circumstances and risks, review the relevant official sources, and speak with your doctor or another appropriately qualified professional before making health-related decisions.