Examining The Clinical Trials Landscape

In a post-pandemic world, the evolving landscape of clinical trials just got more complex. The year 2022 was one of many adjustments given the incidence of lower trial initiations. The health care industry endured the impacts of geopolitical conflicts, curbed growth in China and stagflation in major markets.

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Citeline’s latest Clinical Trials Roundup provides an overview of the Phase I-III clinical trials initiated in the prior calendar year (2022) across all therapeutic areas comprehensively covered by Trialtrove, as well as in-depth analyses into the key diseases and geographies.

As of 26 June 2023, Trialtrove curated 9,104 Phase I-III clinical trials (see Exhibit 1) investigating at least one drug...

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