Why did myTomorrows build a search engine for clinical trials and expanded access programs?

raymond.vanderwaal@mytomorrows.com 12 Jan 2024

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We recognize physicians’ challenges, including limited time for searches, difficulty staying informed about available options, and potential reliance on outdated public databases.

Our search engine has three key objectives:

Comprehensive overview: we aggregate data from various registries, including Clinicaltrials.gov and EudraCT. We are actively looking to add more registries in the future.
Up-to-date results: We ensure our database stays current by gathering community feedback on trial and site status, updating it daily.
Relevance: our platform’s users are patients with ongoing illnesses. We use specific criteria to classify trials as relevant for this audience.

By hosting our own database, we can develop user-friendly applications like TrialSearch AI and a pre-screening suite for BioPharma. This enables innovative and efficient solutions for physicians and BioPharma, filling a gap in the market for a search engine delivering comprehensive, up-to-date and relevant results on clinical trials and expanded access programs.

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raymond.vanderwaal@mytomorrows.com 12 Jan 2024

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