Clinical Trial Recruitment in Cardiovascular Diseases - Average Patient Recruitment per Trial was the Highest in Venous Thromboembolism

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Pharmaceutical companies conduct clinical trials based on factors such as promising therapeutic areas, unmet needs for a particular indication and the presence of a significant patient population. There are currently a number of indications for which no appropriate treatment is available, where pharmaceutical companies analyze the scope of launching a new therapy and tapping the potential market. Cardiovascular diseases are an indication for which clinical trials are conducted to try and provide better treatment options. Changing lifestyles, which includes poor diets and reduced physical activity, is one of the leading causes of CVDs.

The total number of ongoing cardiovascular trials was 5,165 (starting in the period between 2005 and 2010). This count includes all trials (interventional) which were started, ongoing or in the followup phase during this period.

Patient recruitment for venous thromboembolism (VTE) was the highest of the major indications under CVD. VTE recruited the most patients but there were more trials conducted for hypertension. Only patients recruited for clinical trials that were completed, interventional or started between 2000 and 2009 were considered.

The total number of patients recruited for VTE clinical trials was 258,414. The number of patients recruited for atrial fibrillation was 220,275, followed by hypertension and dyslipidemia with 168,736 and 38,139 patients, respectively.

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Hypertension leads the way among the sub-indications for which clinical trials were conducted under CVD. Most clinical trials under CVD were conducted for hypertension, with a total of 334 trials. The total number of trials conducted for atrial fibrillation was 72, followed by dyslipidemia and VTE with 66 and 60 trials, respectively. 40 clinical trials were conducted for atherosclerosis.

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