Celgene
Works in Cardiovascular · Dermatology · Genetic & rare · GI & liver · Hematology · Immunology · Metabolic & endocrine · Musculoskeletal · Neurology · Oncology · Ophthalmology · Psychiatry · Renal & urogenital · Respiratory · Women's health
Celgene is a clinical trial sponsor. It has 23 active clinical trials with 9,494 planned participants, across 15 therapeutic areas. Since 2021 it has completed 129 trials and stopped 47 early.
Trial track record · since 2021
Pipeline · 23 active trials
| Stage | Trial | Status |
|---|---|---|
On the market
3 approved drug applications with a product on the market.
Questions about Celgene
Celgene is lead sponsor of 23 active clinical trials on ClinicalTrials.gov, with 9,494 planned participants, in Cardiovascular, Dermatology, Genetic & rare, GI & liver and other areas. Since 2021 it has completed 129 trials and stopped 47 early.
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