Find Recruiting Clinical Trials Near You
40,083 active US research studies verified via the National Library of Medicine (NIH).
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Start with a top condition to see recruiting trials, states, cities, and contact coordinators.
Breast Cancer
851 RecruitingProstate Cancer
591 RecruitingObesity
547 RecruitingCancer
469 RecruitingDepression
374 RecruitingStroke
363 RecruitingHealthy
345 RecruitingMultiple Myeloma
325 RecruitingColorectal Cancer
269 RecruitingHypertension
267 RecruitingAcute Myeloid Leukemia
261 RecruitingLung Cancer
260 RecruitingHeart Failure
260 RecruitingAnxiety
257 RecruitingOvarian Cancer
247 RecruitingChronic Pain
230 RecruitingAlzheimer Disease
224 RecruitingCardiovascular Diseases
217 RecruitingParkinson Disease
199 RecruitingOpioid Use Disorder
198 RecruitingAging
198 RecruitingMultiple Sclerosis
198 RecruitingPancreatic Cancer
196 RecruitingMelanoma
195 RecruitingClinical Trials by State
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💵 Paid & Healthy Volunteer Studies
3,778 studies indicate compensation and 8,641 accept healthy volunteers.
Browse Paid Studies →How It Works
- Search or browse by condition and location.
- Open a study to review the plain-English summary and eligibility checklist.
- Use the 1-minute "Do I Qualify?" self-screener.
- Contact the study coordinator at the participating site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a clinical trial?
A clinical trial is a research study that tests how a medical intervention, treatment, or device works in people. Participation is voluntary and informed consent is always required.
Are clinical trials free for participants?
In most studies the investigational treatment and protocol-required procedures are provided at no cost. Routine care may go through your insurance; some studies also offer travel or stipend support.
How do I find a trial near me?
Use the search or browse by condition and state. Each study page lists the participating locations and how to contact the site coordinator.