Recruiting Trials

Patient and a family member, holding hands

Cancer                                                              

Heart, Blood and Circulatory Disorders

Heart, Blood and Circulatory Disorders

Kidney Disorders

Kidney Disorders                                         

Eye Disorders

Eye Disorders

Women’s Health and Birth Control

Women’s Health and Birth Control

What Are Clinical Trials?

ABOUT CLINICAL TRIALS

ABOUT CLINICAL TRIALS

Clinical trials are needed to find new medicines for the patients that need them.               

PHASES OF CLINICAL TRIALS

PHASES OF CLINICAL TRIALS

Clinical Trials are conducted in several steps, called phases.                                                          

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

If you would like to learn more about clinical trials we provide you with answers to frequently asked questions.

Why Participate?

Representation in Clinical Trials

At Bayer, we know there is strength in inclusive clinical research, a value which is aligned with our mission, “Health for All, Hunger for None”. Bayer is committed to improving access to our clinical trials, with the aim of enrolling participants that are representative of the patient populations that may benefit from treatment. This reflects our dedication to demonstrating scientific integrity, while building trust in the clinical research process.

Clinical Trial Information Being Reviewed by Patient and Doctor

What To Expect?

As the participant, you are at the heart of any clinical study and your rights are our top priority. We want to make sure you know what to expect before and during the trial, learn and understand what happens after the trial concludes, and know what to expect from our commitments to disclosure and publishing of clinical trial results.

If you want to learn more about benefits and risks of medicines, the Bayer's Patient Knowledge Tour page provides you with some useful information on the benefits and risks of drugs and how they are researched, developed, and continuously monitored and evaluated for safety.


 

Our Efforts To Be Transparent About Clinical Trials

Bayer is fully committed to make information about its planned and ongoing clinical trials publically available. This is done in line with the position of the global pharmaceutical industry associations and related laws. Bayer will also make results of trials in patients public and provide free access to this information on the internet, irrespective of whether the results of a trial for one of our products are positive or negative.

Bayer is committed to sharing of study patient data with qualified researchers as a transparency measure to advance medical knowledge and public health and foster scientific discovery. Data sharing is following international standards to protect patient’s data privacy.

Bayer provides free access to study plans and to results of clinical studies on several publically accessible Clinical Trial Registries on the internet.

To access information on Bayer Trials, please visit the Bayer Clinical Trials Explorer page. To read the complete Bayer Clinical Trial Transparency Policy, please click “read more” below.