A landscape day, step by step

1Pipeline

Search the registered trials

One search by condition, product, sponsor or target.

KRAS G12D Clinical Trials: Selected Registry Landscape

Limit ClinicalTrials.gov only, so trials registered only elsewhere are missing. A target search is a text search.

2Pipeline

Narrow the trials

Filter by phase, status, sponsor class and start year, or press a chart mark.

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3Pipeline

Read why trials stopped

Reasons for stopping, grouped by keyword, each with an example as registered.

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4Pipeline

Read a product's US approvals and FDA precedent

A product search lists its applications in Drugs@FDA, and the precedent view describes each one.

FDA Complete Response Letters (CRL) and Approval Precedent

Limit Review times and designations cover FDA's new molecular entity and new biologic approvals, April 1985 to December 2025. Other products show fewer facts. It describes past approvals and is not a forecast.

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5Patent

Check the product's listed patents and exclusivities

The application opens with a range of listed protection, each date traced to its FDA rule and row.

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Limit A range of listed dates, not a loss-of-exclusivity date. Litigation, settlements, unlisted patents, at-risk launches, authorised generics and term extensions are not in these files. A missing Paragraph IV row does not mean none was filed.

6Pipeline

Export the deck table and the timeline

One row per trial with its source and dates, and a timeline by phase.

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7Pipeline

Reopen the view later

A saved view shows what changed since it was saved: trials added, updated or no longer returned.

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