It's time all clinical trial results are reported.
Patients, researchers, pharmacists, doctors and regulators everywhere will benefit from publication of clinical trial results. Wherever you are in the world please sign the petition:
Thousands of clinical trials have not reported their results; some have not even been registered.
Information on what was done and what was found in these trials could be lost forever to doctors and researchers, leading to bad treatment decisions, missed opportunities for good medicine, and trials being repeated.
All trials past and present should be registered, and the full methods and the results reported.
We call on governments, regulators and research bodies to implement measures to achieve this.
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All trials registered and results reported The AllTrials campaign has published a detailed plan on how all clinical trials can be registered and all results reported. This document sets out more information about achieving a situation globally where all trials are registered and results reported. It is an achievement that will involve regulators and registries,...
Russian translation of the AllTrials statement is now available 3rd February 2014 There is now a Russian translation of the AllTrials statement thanks to one of our supporters. The document sets out four levels of information in clinical trial reporting and discusses the first three in detail: knowledge that a trial has been conducted, from...
Irish Medical Organisation calls for transparency 30th January 2014 The Irish Medical Organisation has joined our campaign and has issued a strong call to “all research ethics committees and pharmaceutical companies in Ireland [to] mandate the publishing of all clinical trial data, as part of receiving ethical approval.” Read more in the Irish Medical Independent...
Johnson & Johnson gives clinical trial data to researchers: a “game changer” 30th January 2014 Johnson & Johnson (J&J) has decided to give all the data from pharmaceutical clinical trials it holds to researchers at Yale University. It is giving the anonymised patient data from its pharmaceutical arm Janssen to researchers at the Yale University...
AllTrials campaign video coming soon 27th January 2014 In the year since the launch of the AllTrials campaign over 63,000 people have signed the petition and 445 organisations have joined up; MEPs told us that our supporters’ input shaped the new European clinical trials law; and companies, research funders and regulators are having serious discussions...
One last hurdle remaining in clinical trial reform in Europe – how you can help 24th January 2014 The new clinical trial regulation has been approved by Public Health Committee MEPs in Brussels. This means it is one step away from final agreement. The regulation would require anyone running a clinical trial to register it...
BMJ editorial suggests a routine audit of clinical trials 21st January 2014 A recent editorial by Dr Ben Goldacre and Prof Carl Heneghan in the BMJ calls for a routine audit of all currently used medical treatments. This audit would aim to identify if the treatment’s clinical trials were registered, what trial and research data is...
The Lancet investigates waste in medical research January 16 2014 The Lancet released a 5-part series of reports this week on how to reduce waste in medical research caused by unpublished, unusable or incomplete reporting. Authors of the article by Chan et al say: “When full information about studies is inaccessible, billions of dollars in...
Nature editorial advises “data sharing will pay dividends” January 14 2014 Nature published an editorial this week reminding pharmaceutical companies of the power of an informed public. The pharmaceutical industry plays an important role in safeguarding public health. However, this should not make them complacent. Lessons can be learned from the current energy crisis and...
AllTrials is an initiative of Sense About Science, Bad Science, BMJ, James Lind Initiative, the Centre for Evidence-based Medicine, PLOS, the Cochrane Collaboration and in the US Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine and the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy & Clinical Practice.
