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Public studies, made readable.

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About

The registry, without the noise.

We watch public study listings and turn them into short summaries anyone can read.

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Latest research categories

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Recruiting studies

What each status label really means.

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Observational research

Studies that watch, survey, and record over time.

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Preventive & behavioral

Vaccines, screening, sleep, and daily habits.

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Health device studies

Wearables and monitors under evaluation.

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Latest research guides

How it works

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Pick a research category.

Read

Scan plain-language summaries.

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Never miss a new listing.

Features

Plain-language summaries

Public registry records, rewritten to be read in a minute.

Optional text updates

Saved search confirmations and listing roundups, only if you choose.

Category watchlist

Follow the types of research you care about.

Questions

Is Public Study Radar a research organization?

No. We summarize public listings. We do not run studies, decide eligibility, or enroll anyone.

Where do the listings come from?

From publicly available clinical research registries. Each listing links back to its own study team.

Are text messages required?

No. Texts are optional and each type has its own checkbox. Reply STOP anytime to cancel.

Do you share my phone number?

Never. Mobile opt-in data is not sold, shared, or transferred to third parties for marketing.

Can I contact a study team through you?

No. Any contact happens directly between you and the independent study team.

Public Study Radar is an independent public research listing resource. It is not a research organization, study sponsor, or health provider, does not conduct studies, does not determine eligibility, and does not provide health advice.