Research and data

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See treatment-versus-comparison results, who was studied and which completed trials posted results. For care decisions, use the practical guide linked from each concern.

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A comparison result shows both groups from one trial. It is not an overall treatment score.

Acne

What you can learn

10 treatments have comparison results

Compare patient improvement, the comparator, and the size of the difference.

Research coverage200 of 465 completed trials posted results
631
trials tracked
136,403
submitted enrollment
57
active or recruiting
465
completed trials

Eczema

What you can learn

15 treatments have comparison results

Compare patient improvement, the comparator, and the size of the difference.

Research coverage275 of 796 completed trials posted results
1,262
trials tracked
159,159
submitted enrollment
224
active or recruiting
796
completed trials

Psoriasis

What you can learn

23 treatments have comparison results

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Research coverage528 of 1,124 completed trials posted results
1,581
trials tracked
246,750
submitted enrollment
182
active or recruiting
1,124
completed trials

Rosacea

What you can learn

5 treatments have comparison results

Compare patient improvement, the comparator, and the size of the difference.

Research coverage77 of 158 completed trials posted results
208
trials tracked
33,351
submitted enrollment
17
active or recruiting
158
completed trials

Melasma

What you can learn

No comparison results are posted

The public registry cannot yet show whether a treatment made the difference.

Research coverage4 of 60 completed trials posted results
132
trials tracked
3,233
submitted enrollment
29
active or recruiting
60
completed trials

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About this index, its coverage and limits

This snapshot tracks 3,761 registered trialsacross 5 of 37 guide topics. A topic is added only after its registry search and screening rules have been validated. A missing topic is not evidence that it has not been researched.

Registry records are submitted by sponsors and investigators. Study counts show how much research is visible, not how well a treatment works, and posted results are not the complete journal literature.

Source records: ClinicalTrials.gov. Derived aggregates are CC BY 4.0. Data through 2026-09-11; methodology 2.1.0; snapshot 9a17314144e5…