Medicine and clinical research
Test hundreds of trial designs before enrollment.
Antinuous simulates many trial designs and power scenarios at once and screens literature for systematic reviews with a log of each decision. Each number links to its study or the code that produced it.
Use cases
Compare a draft protocol with past trials
Eligibility, sample size and site counts drive enrollment, and comparable trials show what worked.
You ask
Compare my draft phase 2 protocol for moderate psoriasis with similar trials on ClinicalTrials.gov: sample size, eligibility, sites, duration and whether they finished.
What it does
- Reads your draft protocol file and extracts its design choices.
- Finds comparable trials in ClinicalTrials.gov and other trial registries.
- Builds a sheet of each trial's design, enrollment and status, with links to each record.
- Charts where your protocol differs from trials that finished on time.
You get
A benchmark sheet and chart of sample size, eligibility, sites and duration.
Met enrollment target45.9 %
Finished on time20.4 %
On time and fully enrolled14.6 %
Stopped early21.5 %
Outcomes of 2,542 surgical trials registered from 2010 to 2014.
Who it's for
Clinical researchersRun systematic reviews with a full screening log.
BiostatisticiansSimulate trial designs and power in a reproducible notebook.
Drug safety scientistsSee new safety reports and papers flagged as they appear.
Medical affairs teamsCompare a draft protocol with similar past trials.
Works with
PubMed
ClinicalTrials.gov
ChEMBL
PubChem
Slack
Google Slides