Clinical Trials for Hepatitis B
Welcome to the Hepatitis B Foundation's Clinical Trials Finder
The future is bright for people with chronic hepatitis B, thanks to recent advances in medical science.
NOTE: The Hepatitis B Foundation does not run or manage clinical trials but is sometimes asked to help promote certain drug clinical trials. Please click here to see current opportunities.
A potential drug only advances to a clinical trial, which means testing in humans, after the drug demonstrates safety and effectiveness in the pre-clinical phase. You can read more about the drug development process here. And you can see a current list of drugs in development for hepatitis B on our Drug Watch page here. You can also find drugs in development for hepatitis delta here, and for liver cancer here.
With so many clinical trials in the U.S. and worldwide, it can be hard to find the best one for you. The U.S. Library of Medicine manages www.clinicaltrials.gov, a large database that can help you find clinical trials around the world. Please note that clinicaltrials.gov does not review or approve studies listed on their site for accuracy, safety, or legitimacy of the listing.
To help you more easily find clinical trials that are specifically on hepatitis B, hepatitis D, or liver cancer drugs that may be right for you, the Hepatitis B Foundation has teamed up with Antidote to create a Clinical Trials Finder to help people find clinical trials. You can also refer to the “How to Search” resource on www.clinicaltrials.gov for additional help navigating the website.
Please contact us at info@hepb.org if you have any questions about clinical trials.
You can learn more about helpful terms and definitions here.
A potential drug only advances to a clinical trial, which means testing in humans, after the drug demonstrates safety and effectiveness in the pre-clinical phase. You can read more about the process here. And you can see a current list of drugs in development for hepatitis B here.
Because there are many clinical trials around the U.S. and worldwide, it can be difficult to find the best one for you. The U.S. Library of Medicine manages www.clinicaltrials.gov, a large database that can help you find clinical trials around the world. Please note that clinicaltrials.gov does not review or approve studies listed on their site for accuracy, safety, or legitimacy of the listing.
To help you more easily find clinical trials that are specifically on hepatitis B and liver cancer drugs that may be right for you, the Hepatitis B Foundation has created a Clinical Trials Finder to help you search. You also can refer to the “How to Search” resource on www.clinicaltrials.gov for additional help navigating the website.
Please contact us at info@hepb.org if you have any questions about clinical trials.
Clinical Trials Finder - Find A Clinical Trial Near You!
The Hepatitis B Foundation is working with Antidote to bring you the Clinical Trial Finder. The Foundation will not have access to your email address through this process. If you want to receive updates about hepatitis B treatment and clinical trials from the Foundation, please subscribe here.
The Hepatitis B Foundation sometimes is asked to help promote certain clinical drug trials. Please click here to see current opportunities.