University of Texas Medical Branch — League City, Texas

University of Texas Medical Branch is a clinical research site located in League City, Texas, United States 77573.

Crixeo Clinical Trials Trust Score: 94/100 (GOOD). This profile has not yet been claimed by the site owner.

University of Texas Medical Branch has participated in 10 clinical trials with 5 currently active.

Therapeutic areas: Breast Cancer, COVID-19, Urinary Bladder Neoplasms.

Sponsors: Agendia, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Janssen Research & Development, LLC.

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Trust Score: 94/100. Verification status: Not yet accredited. Patient reviews: 0. Complaints: 0.

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What is the Trust Score for University of Texas Medical Branch?

University of Texas Medical Branch has a Crixeo Trust Score of 94/100 (GOOD). Trust Scores reflect trial volume, sponsor diversity, patient reviews, address verification, and accreditation status.

How many clinical trials has University of Texas Medical Branch conducted?

University of Texas Medical Branch has 10 clinical trials on record, with 5 currently active. Their work covers Breast Cancer, COVID-19, Urinary Bladder Neoplasms.

Is University of Texas Medical Branch accredited by Crixeo Clinical Trials?

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