Houston, TX

Clinical Trials in Houston, TX

Browse 1611 actively recruiting clinical trials across 105 conditions in Houston, TX. Find studies near you and explore new treatment options.

1611
Active Trials
105
Conditions

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And 75 more conditions with trials in Houston

Recruiting Clinical Trials in Houston

Top Study Sponsors in Houston

SponsorRecruiting studies
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center508
The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston133
Baylor College of Medicine81
The Methodist Hospital Research Institute45
AstraZeneca16
VA Office of Research and Development13
BeOne Medicines11
National Cancer Institute (NCI)11

Trials in Houston by Phase

PhaseStudies
Early Phase 115
Phase 1310
Phase 1/2222
Phase 2312
Phase 2/313
Phase 368
Phase 429
Not phased642

159 of these studies accept healthy volunteers.

Clinical Trials in Houston: Common Questions

How many clinical trials are recruiting in Houston, TX?

1611 clinical trials list a recruiting site in Houston, TX, across 105 conditions on HelloStudys. Counts update daily from ClinicalTrials.gov.

What conditions are being studied in Houston?

The most active research areas in Houston right now are advanced solid tumors, leukemia, breast cancer. Browse by condition above to see each study.

Who sponsors clinical trials in Houston?

The sponsors with the most recruiting studies in Houston include M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, Baylor College of Medicine.

Are there clinical trials for healthy volunteers in Houston?

Yes. 159 of the recruiting studies in Houston accept healthy volunteers.

Does it cost anything to join a clinical trial?

Study-related visits, tests and treatment are typically provided at no cost to participants, and some studies reimburse travel or time. Each study sets its own terms, so confirm with the study team before enrolling.

About Clinical Trials in Houston, TX

Houston, TX is home to 1611 actively recruiting clinical trials across 105 medical conditions as of 2026. The most active research areas include advanced solid tumors, leukemia, breast cancer. Clinical trials offer free access to new treatments and expert medical care. Participation is always voluntary, and you can withdraw at any time.