Curewiki : l'allié de vos patients dans leur quête de recherche clinique. 

Curewiki is a platform that connects volunteers with clinical trials. We are not the organisers of clinical trials, but we do help people to find them. Our algorithm uses the information in their profile to suggest relevant clinical trials. A user is then free to decide whether or not to apply for the proposed clinical trials. More about Curewiki on this page

The Curewiki platform includes an extensive database of over 3,000 diseases, both common and rare. Our mission is to provide opportunities for as many users as possible to take part in clinical trials.

The clinical trial is the final step in the development of a drug or treatment.

Involving patients, healthy volunteers or both, a clinical trial is one part of a long and careful research process.

A clinical trial explores whether a medical strategy, treatment or device is safe and effective for humans.

Although all new drugs, treatments and devices are rigorously tested in the laboratory they must also go through clinical trials so more can be found out about their potential benefits or risks.

Clinical trials provide researchers with the opportunity to potentially find better treatments for others in the future, as well as offering hope for many people

- You may be given a treatment which isn’t available elsewhere and that is safer or works better than current treatment options.

- You could be helping others who may have the same condition in the future by advancing knowledge in that condition/disease

- You may increase the total number of therapeutic options available to you

- You may feel like you have more choice over your situation and are taking a more active role in your health

- You could gain access to newer, more innovative treatments, the possibility of additional care/ attention and more careful monitoring of your condition by your healthcare team

We only list clinical trials validated by national and international drug agencies. Medical trials listed by national and international medical agencies typically adhere to rigorous ethical guidelines and regulatory standards. Participating in these trials ensures that you are involved in studies that prioritise participant safety, informed consent, and ethical conduct.

By sharing medical data with Curewiki, users enable us to target the clinical trials best suited to their situation. To do this, we align their needs with the specific criteria of the studies. Our commitment: to secure personal information with advanced encryption and guarantee its confidentiality. We will never share personal data without the user's prior consent.

Anyone, ill or not, who wants to easily find a clinical trial that suits them.

The user's privacy is our priority. That's why we use the latest encryption technologies to guarantee the security of personal information.

Consult our detailed Confidentiality Policy to understand how we protect personal information.

We use personal data in an anonymised way to introduce the user to the organisers of clinical trials who are looking for profiles like them (for example, "a 43-year-old man with Parkinson's disease, located 12 km from the hospital organising the trial"). This allows the organisers to check whether the users are a potential candidate for their study, without being able to identify them.

The user's more sensitive personal information, such as email, telephone number, address and name, is only shared with the organisers when the users give their explicit consent to a clinical trial (so that they can contact the user).

In this way, they will only be contacted by a clinical trial organiser if the user wishes so.

All you have to do is fill in the registration form at the top of this page.

It's quick, easy and without obligation.