Will I get the results from my clinical trial?

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Under the law, "basic results" for certain clinical trials must be submitted and published on ClinicalTrials.gov, generally no later than 1 year after the study Completion Date. (ClinicalTrials.gov) In many instances, study sponsors also share study results with participants via other mechanisms as well.

Please see the BIO Principles on Clinical Trials Data Sharing website for more information on how our member companies are and will continue to ensure mutual exchange of knowledge gained from your participation in a clinical trial.

How will the clinical trial team communicate with me?
This will vary by study, but the study staff will go over this with you at the outset of the study.  It could involve regular visits to the investigational site, telemedicine (telehealth) visits, or other forms of communication via an app or…
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How do I know if I am not receiving the experimental treatment in a clinical trial?
Generally, there are two types of clinical trials: Uncontrolled and controlled. In an uncontrolled clinical trial, all participants receive the same experimental treatment...
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Will my information be kept confidential?
Yes, your personal and medical information will always be kept confidential. The research team -- including doctors, nurses, social workers, and dietitians -- will collect your information using special records and computer programs...
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