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Clinical Trial Registry Transparency

BEI maps the public evidence record of clinical research sponsors — sourced exclusively from the ClinicalTrials.gov federal registry. We report what the public record shows. We do not interpret medicine.

How this works

Each profile is built from a ClinicalTrials.gov v2 API query, structured into BEI's four-layer evidence envelope (Observation / Context / Signal / Unknowns), and screened by the CASEY publish gate before appearing here. Profiles failing the gate are withheld pending review. All outputs cite their primary source; we do not host trial documents.

National Center for Research Resources (NCRR)

NIH

Limited

70

Registered trials

80%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

3

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 70 trials registered under "National Center for Research Resources (NCRR)" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 56 COMPLETED, 0 recruiting or active, 3 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 11 other.
  • Of 56 completed trials: 0 posted results; 56 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: 5'-Nucleotidase Syndrome, Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, Addison's Disease, Alpha 1-Antitrypsin Deficiency, Amyloidosis and 91 more.

Signal · limited

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 56) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

National Cancer Institute (NCI)

NIH

High confidence

29

Registered trials

62%

COMPLETED status

39%

Results posted

3

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 29 trials registered under "National Cancer Institute (NCI)" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 18 COMPLETED, 7 recruiting or active, 3 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 1 other.
  • Of 18 completed trials: 7 posted results; 11 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: ALL, Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia, Adrenal Cortical Carcinoma, Adrenocortical Carcinoma and 253 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 39% of completed trials (7 of 18) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

AstraZeneca

INDUSTRY

High confidence

25

Registered trials

80%

COMPLETED status

35%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 25 trials registered under "AstraZeneca" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 20 COMPLETED, 3 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 1 other.
  • Of 20 completed trials: 7 posted results; 13 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Acute Coronary Syndrome, Alzheimer's Disease, Breast Cancer, Cardiovascular Death, Chronic Kidney Disease and 24 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 35% of completed trials (7 of 20) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris

OTHER

High confidence

25

Registered trials

32%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

5

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 25 trials registered under "Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 8 COMPLETED, 7 recruiting or active, 5 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 4 other.
  • Of 8 completed trials: 0 posted results; 8 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: ANCA Associated Systemic Vasculitis Including Wegener's, Adenocarcinoma, Pancreas, Alzheimer Disease, Antiphospholipid Syndrome, Atherosclerotic Stenosis and 48 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 8) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

OTHER

High confidence

22

Registered trials

45%

COMPLETED status

50%

Results posted

6

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 22 trials registered under "M.D. Anderson Cancer Center" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 10 COMPLETED, 3 recruiting or active, 6 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 2 other.
  • Of 10 completed trials: 5 posted results; 5 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: B Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia With t(9;22)(q34.1;q11.2); BCR-ABL1, Bile Duct Carcinoma, Blast Phase Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia, BCR-ABL1 Positive, Blasts More Than 5 Percent of Bone Marrow Nucleated Cells, Breast Cancer and 103 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 50% of completed trials (5 of 10) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Washington University School of Medicine

OTHER

High confidence

19

Registered trials

37%

COMPLETED status

43%

Results posted

5

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 19 trials registered under "Washington University School of Medicine" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 7 COMPLETED, 4 recruiting or active, 5 TERMINATED, 3 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 7 completed trials: 3 posted results; 4 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimers Disease, Alzheimers Disease, Familial, Ataxia, Carcinoma, Hepatocellular and 43 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 43% of completed trials (3 of 7) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

GlaxoSmithKline

INDUSTRY

High confidence

18

Registered trials

83%

COMPLETED status

33%

Results posted

2

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 18 trials registered under "GlaxoSmithKline" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 15 COMPLETED, 1 recruiting or active, 2 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 15 completed trials: 5 posted results; 10 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer's Disease, Atherosclerosis, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 and 3 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 33% of completed trials (5 of 15) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Pfizer

INDUSTRY

High confidence

17

Registered trials

65%

COMPLETED status

64%

Results posted

4

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 17 trials registered under "Pfizer" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 11 COMPLETED, 2 recruiting or active, 4 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 11 completed trials: 7 posted results; 4 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Breast Cancer, Carcinoma, Renal Cell, Colorectal Adenocarcinomas and 12 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 64% of completed trials (7 of 11) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Novartis Pharmaceuticals

INDUSTRY

High confidence

17

Registered trials

71%

COMPLETED status

67%

Results posted

3

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 17 trials registered under "Novartis Pharmaceuticals" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 12 COMPLETED, 1 recruiting or active, 3 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 12 completed trials: 8 posted results; 4 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer's Dementia, Alzheimer's Disease, Alzheimers Disease, Cancer, Central Retinal Vein Occlusion and 19 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 67% of completed trials (8 of 12) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Novo Nordisk A/S

INDUSTRY

High confidence

17

Registered trials

88%

COMPLETED status

27%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 17 trials registered under "Novo Nordisk A/S" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 15 COMPLETED, 1 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 15 completed trials: 4 posted results; 11 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Diabetes, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2, Healthy.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 27% of completed trials (4 of 15) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Eli Lilly and Company

INDUSTRY

High confidence

16

Registered trials

81%

COMPLETED status

69%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 16 trials registered under "Eli Lilly and Company" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 13 COMPLETED, 3 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 13 completed trials: 9 posted results; 4 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Adolescent, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, B-Cell Lymphoma, Brain Diseases and 20 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 69% of completed trials (9 of 13) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Mayo Clinic

OTHER

High confidence

15

Registered trials

60%

COMPLETED status

11%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 15 trials registered under "Mayo Clinic" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 9 COMPLETED, 6 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 9 completed trials: 1 posted results; 8 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Abnormalities, Digestive System, Adenine Phosphoribosyltransferase Deficiency, Alzheimer Disease, Cancer of Esophagus, Cancer of the Esophagus and 53 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 11% of completed trials (1 of 9) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

NYU Langone Health

OTHER

High confidence

15

Registered trials

53%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

2

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 15 trials registered under "NYU Langone Health" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 8 COMPLETED, 3 recruiting or active, 2 TERMINATED, 2 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 8 completed trials: 0 posted results; 8 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Adenine Phosphoribosyl Transferase Deficiency, Airway Disease, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Barrett Esophagus and 22 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 8) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)

NIH

High confidence

14

Registered trials

71%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 14 trials registered under "National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 10 COMPLETED, 3 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 1 other.
  • Of 10 completed trials: 0 posted results; 10 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Aortic Aneurysm, Abdominal, Arrhythmia, Asthma, Atherosclerosis, Atrial Fibrillation and 30 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 10) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

OTHER

High confidence

14

Registered trials

71%

COMPLETED status

30%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 14 trials registered under "Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 10 COMPLETED, 4 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 10 completed trials: 3 posted results; 7 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: All Cancers, Breast Cancer Survivors, Cancer, Cancer Survivor, Esophageal Cancer and 10 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 30% of completed trials (3 of 10) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Sanofi

INDUSTRY

High confidence

14

Registered trials

93%

COMPLETED status

54%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 14 trials registered under "Sanofi" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 13 COMPLETED, 0 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 13 completed trials: 7 posted results; 6 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Breast Cancer, Diabetes Mellitus, Non-Insulin-Dependent, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2, Heart Defects, Congenital, Hypercholesterolemia and 5 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 54% of completed trials (7 of 13) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

OTHER

High confidence

13

Registered trials

100%

COMPLETED status

8%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 13 trials registered under "Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 13 COMPLETED, 0 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 13 completed trials: 1 posted results; 12 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias, Autism, Common Variable Immunodeficiency and 11 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 8% of completed trials (1 of 13) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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University of California, San Francisco

OTHER

High confidence

13

Registered trials

77%

COMPLETED status

20%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 13 trials registered under "University of California, San Francisco" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 10 COMPLETED, 2 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 10 completed trials: 2 posted results; 8 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Age Related Macular Degeneration, Alzheimer Disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), Behavioral Variant Frontotemporal Dementia (bvFTD), Bladder Cancer and 43 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 20% of completed trials (2 of 10) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)

NIH

High confidence

12

Registered trials

75%

COMPLETED status

22%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 12 trials registered under "National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 9 COMPLETED, 1 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 9 completed trials: 2 posted results; 7 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Abnormal Glucose Tolerance, Acute Liver Failure, Cystic Fibrosis, Diabetes, Diabetes Mellitus and 14 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 22% of completed trials (2 of 9) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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University of Southern California

OTHER

High confidence

12

Registered trials

58%

COMPLETED status

43%

Results posted

3

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 12 trials registered under "University of Southern California" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 7 COMPLETED, 2 recruiting or active, 3 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 7 completed trials: 3 posted results; 4 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Acute Myelogenous Leukemia, Age-related Cognitive Decline, Aging, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease (AD) and 20 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 43% of completed trials (3 of 7) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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University of British Columbia

OTHER

High confidence

12

Registered trials

50%

COMPLETED status

17%

Results posted

2

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 12 trials registered under "University of British Columbia" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 6 COMPLETED, 2 recruiting or active, 2 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 1 other.
  • Of 6 completed trials: 1 posted results; 5 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer's Disease, Breast Cancer, Chronic Kidney Disease, Depressive Disorder, Diabetes and 15 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 17% of completed trials (1 of 6) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Hoffmann-La Roche

INDUSTRY

High confidence

12

Registered trials

67%

COMPLETED status

63%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 12 trials registered under "Hoffmann-La Roche" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 8 COMPLETED, 4 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 8 completed trials: 5 posted results; 3 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer's Disease, Alzheimers Disease, Breast Cancer, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 and 8 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 63% of completed trials (5 of 8) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Seoul National University Hospital

OTHER

High confidence

12

Registered trials

42%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 12 trials registered under "Seoul National University Hospital" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 5 COMPLETED, 1 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 5 other.
  • Of 5 completed trials: 0 posted results; 5 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Acromegaly, Acute Coronary Syndrome, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Central Diabetes Insipidus and 18 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 5) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Assiut University

OTHER

High confidence

11

Registered trials

18%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 11 trials registered under "Assiut University" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 2 COMPLETED, 5 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 4 other.
  • Of 2 completed trials: 0 posted results; 2 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Acute Ischemic Stroke, Anxiety Depression, Breast Cancer, Burnout, Cellular Diagnosis, Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and 10 more.
What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Merck Sharp & Dohme LLC

INDUSTRY

High confidence

11

Registered trials

73%

COMPLETED status

88%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 11 trials registered under "Merck Sharp & Dohme LLC" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 8 COMPLETED, 1 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 8 completed trials: 7 posted results; 1 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Colorectal Cancer, Diabetes Mellitus, Non-Insulin-Dependent, Lymphoma and 5 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 88% of completed trials (7 of 8) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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National Institute on Aging (NIA)

NIH

High confidence

11

Registered trials

73%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 11 trials registered under "National Institute on Aging (NIA)" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 8 COMPLETED, 0 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 2 other.
  • Of 8 completed trials: 0 posted results; 8 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Aging, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Cognitive Decline, Dementia and 5 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 8) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Boehringer Ingelheim

INDUSTRY

High confidence

11

Registered trials

73%

COMPLETED status

50%

Results posted

1

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 11 trials registered under "Boehringer Ingelheim" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 8 COMPLETED, 2 recruiting or active, 1 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 8 completed trials: 4 posted results; 4 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer Disease, Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung, Colorectal Cancer, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2, Diabetic Nephropathies and 5 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 50% of completed trials (4 of 8) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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National Taiwan University Hospital

OTHER

High confidence

11

Registered trials

9%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 11 trials registered under "National Taiwan University Hospital" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 1 COMPLETED, 2 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 8 other.
  • Of 1 completed trial: 0 posted results; 1 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: 18F-FDG PET, Advanced Cancer, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Antiphospholipid Syndrome and 25 more.
What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Massachusetts General Hospital

OTHER

High confidence

11

Registered trials

36%

COMPLETED status

75%

Results posted

0

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 11 trials registered under "Massachusetts General Hospital" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 4 COMPLETED, 6 recruiting or active, 0 TERMINATED, 1 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 4 completed trials: 3 posted results; 1 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Alzheimer Disease, Breast Cancer, Cancer, Dementia Prevention, Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors and 14 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows 75% of completed trials (3 of 4) had posted results as of the fetch date. The pattern is consistent with standard FDAAA reporting timelines.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Janssen Research & Development, LLC

INDUSTRY

High confidence

10

Registered trials

50%

COMPLETED status

0%

Results posted

2

TERMINATED

Observation

  • 10 trials registered under "Janssen Research & Development, LLC" in ClinicalTrials.gov as of 2026-06-22.
  • Status breakdown: 5 COMPLETED, 3 recruiting or active, 2 TERMINATED, 0 WITHDRAWN, 0 other.
  • Of 5 completed trials: 0 posted results; 5 did not post results as of the fetch date.
  • Conditions listed: Advanced or Metastatic Colorectal Cancer, Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Healthy, Leukemia, Lymphocytic, Chronic, B-Cell and 3 more.

Signal · high

The registry shows completed trials without posted results — 0% of completed trials (0 of 5) had posted results as of the fetch date. This may indicate reporting delays, FDAAA exemptions, or data entry lag.

Alt. explanation: Reporting delay: results may be in preparation and not yet submitted.

Alt. explanation: FDAAA exemption: not all trials are subject to mandatory results reporting.

Alt. explanation: Data entry lag: the registry may not reflect results already published or submitted.

What we cannot determine (4)
  • Cannot determine from the registry alone whether unreported results are due to a regulatory exemption, an active reporting timeline, sponsor data-entry delay, or a decision not to report.
  • Cannot determine the completeness of this sponsor's trial portfolio: not all research requires ClinicalTrials.gov registration, and sponsor names may appear under multiple legal entity variations.
  • Cannot determine the clinical significance of any registry gap without reviewing the full study protocols, regulatory correspondence, and publication records.
  • Cannot determine whether conditions or intervention names in the registry fully reflect the breadth of the sponsor's research activity.

Could we be wrong? Registry data may lag actual trial activity by weeks to months. A trial without posted results may have results pending under a mandatory reporting window that has not yet elapsed, may qualify for a regulatory exemption, or may have been reported under a different sponsor name or a related entity. This profile reflects only what the ClinicalTrials.gov public registry showed at the fetch date.

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Data as of 2026-06-22 · Source: ClinicalTrials.gov (federal registry)

Data source: ClinicalTrials.gov (U.S. National Library of Medicine · National Institutes of Health). Registry records are submitted by sponsors and investigators; BEI does not verify accuracy beyond what is in the public registry.

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