Clinical trials,within reach.

Patientier searches every study on ClinicalTrials.gov for your condition, keeps the ones that fit the patient's age, sex at birth and how far they can travel, and tells you each week when new ones open.

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Sample breast cancer trials around Boston, by how far you can travel.RecruitingNot yet recruiting

Written for researchers. Explained for you.

Each trial page puts what you need first: whether it's recruiting, who can take part and the nearest place to go. With Paid, one tap writes a simple summary of the trial, marked as written by AI, with the official listing right below it.

As listed on ClinicalTrials.gov

A Randomized, Phase II, Open-Label Study of Supervised Aerobic and Resistance Exercise Concurrent With Adjuvant Chemotherapy in Women With Stage I–III Breast Cancer

Participants will be randomized 1:1 to a supervised exercise intervention (3 sessions/week, 150 min/week moderate-to-vigorous intensity) or usual care for the duration of adjuvant chemotherapy. The primary endpoint is relative dose intensity (RDI ≥ 85%). Secondary endpoints include patient-reported fatigue (FACIT-F), VO₂peak, and chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (EORTC QLQ-CIPN20). Eligible participants must have an ECOG performance status of 0–1 and no contraindications to exercise per ACSM guidelines.

NCT90000002

Simple summary, written by AI

What the study wants to learn

Whether regular, supervised exercise helps women get the full dose of chemotherapy their doctors planned.

What's being tested

Exercise sessions three times a week with a trainer, compared with usual care.

What taking part involves

Exercising during your months of chemotherapy, or continuing care as usual, plus fitness tests and questions about tiredness and numbness in your hands and feet.

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Tell us about the patient once
The disease, their birthdate and sex at birth, a city and how far they can travel. It stays private to your account.
See what fits today
Your dashboard shows each saved search's newest matching trials. Save the ones worth asking a doctor about.
Hear about new ones on Monday
Every Monday morning, one email lists the trials first posted the week before. A quiet week sends nothing.

Trials first posted, October 5 to 11

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3 new trials for breast cancer

Supervised Exercise During Chemotherapy for Early Breast Cancer
Not yet recruiting, Worcester, MA, 41 miles
Genetic Counseling by Video After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Recruiting, Boston, MA, 3 miles
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A Daily Pill Added to Hormone Therapy for HR-Positive Breast Cancer
Recruiting, Providence, RI, 46 miles

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Where the trials come from: ClinicalTrials.gov, the registry run by the U.S. National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Every search asks it directly, so you see studies as they're listed today.
What Patientier doesn't do: We don't review studies, judge their safety or decide who qualifies, and we don't give medical advice. Talk with your doctor before joining any study.
Who sees your information: Only you. We never sell it or send what you search for to advertisers or analytics companies, and deleting your account removes everything in it at once.

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The Free plan saves one search, with search, saved trials and the Monday email. Paid saves as many as you like and adds simple summaries and an email when a trial you saved changes, for $9 a month.

Clinical trials,within reach.

Save a search. We'll keep watch.

Tell us about the patient once

The disease, their birthdate and sex at birth, a city and how far they can travel. It stays private to your account.

See what fits today

Your dashboard shows each saved search's newest matching trials. Save the ones worth asking a doctor about.

Hear about new ones on Monday

Every Monday morning, one email lists the trials first posted the week before. A quiet week sends nothing.

Give your community a trial site of its own.

Your members find, save and follow trials on a site with your name and logo, at your own address. Their saved searches and saved trials stay private to them; your staff never see them.

Your site

Your name and logo at your own address, with the diseases you suggest to members first.

Everything members need

Any disease, saved searches and trials, simple summaries and a weekly email of new trials.

Straight from the source.

Where the trials come from

ClinicalTrials.gov, the registry run by the U.S. National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Every search asks it directly, so you see studies as they're listed today.

What Patientier doesn't do

We don't review studies, judge their safety or decide who qualifies, and we don't give medical advice. Talk with your doctor before joining any study.

Who sees your information

Only you. We never sell it or send what you search for to advertisers or analytics companies, and deleting your account removes everything in it at once.