Today in Oslo a coalition of 20 patient groups and medical organisations is asking the Norwegian parliament to ensure that all clinical trials are registered and their results reported. These groups together represent the voices of over 1.2 million Norwegians.
The ExtraStiftelsen foundation today delivered the AllTrials campaign petition to Trond Giske, the head of the […]
Update: 6 February 2018
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that the European Medicines Agency should be allowed to release information three companies tried to prevent it from sharing.
The EMA reports that “The General Court noted that the companies failed to give any concrete evidence of how the release of the contested documents […]
The AllTrials campaign has created a roadmap to show people and groups what they can do to get all trials registered and results reported.
This is a constantly evolving document and we would appreciate any feedback at alltrials@senseaboutscience.org
View and download the roadmap.
View and download the Spanish translation.
The guest blog below was written by medical professionals involved with INANE, whose membership recently unanimously agreed to support the AllTrials campaign.
The International Academy of Nursing Editors (INANE) is a loosely organized group of editors, publishers and reviewers that represent nursing journals from around the world. Yes, we know what our acronym means. And, as one […]
The soon-to-be launched OpenTrials project aims to create an open, easy-to-use, linked database of information about the world’s clinical trials. It draws together information from multiple sources and presents the information in a variety of formats. The overall aim of the project is to improve access to information about trials, improve access to research, and […]
Dear Priscilla and Mark
You are making a wonderful contribution in your pledge of $3 billion to medical research.
You probably already know that, right now, around $85 billion of medical research is being wasted every year in the US alone.
What you may not know is that you could do three simple things to make sure that […]
New rules released today by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will improve the availability of information about clinical trials posted on the ClinicalTrials.gov register, but still fall short of global best practices and lack teeth, a preliminary analysis by AllTrials suggests.
Dr Till Bruckner, campaign manager […]
In a landmark report released today, the United Nations called on governments worldwide to pass legislation requiring clinical trials to be registered, and their methods and results to be fully reported. The report, authored by a high-level panel appointed by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, explicitly calls for clinical trial study designs, protocols, data sets, […]
An essay published in Cell Metabolism in early August flagged the scarcity of female participants in clinical trials involving both humans and animals, arguing that men and women are biologically not the same and may therefore react to many drugs in different ways.
Deborah J. Clegg, a Professor of Biomedical Science at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in California who […]
Over the past two years, Christopher Limb has been involved in the development and management of the Research Registry, a global platform for research registration designed and run by clinicians to meet the needs of the research community. In this guest blog, he explains how the Research Registry works and why it supports the AllTrials […]