National clinical trial registry · Bangladesh
Find clinical studies conducted in Bangladesh
The official national register of clinical trials, maintained by Bangladesh Medical University and aligned with the WHO International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (ICTRP).
For Patients and Caregivers
For Researchers
Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by Bangladesh Medical University. Talk to your doctor before joining a study. Read the full disclaimer.
The registry at a glance
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
WHO data standard
Every record follows the WHO ICTRP Trial Registration Data Set.
Checked before publication
The Registry Office quality-checks each record before it goes public.
Permanent BDCTR ID
Published studies get a lasting identifier for ethics, journals and citation.
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Recently registered studies
View all studies →BDCTR-2026-000142Dengue Fever
BDCTR-2026-000138Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
BDCTR-2026-000042Myocardial infarction
BDCTR-2026-000127Ischaemic Stroke
BDCTR-2026-000104Cervical Cancer
Thinking of joining a study?
A clinical study tests a treatment, device, or question about health in people. Taking part is voluntary, and you can leave at any time. Before joining, talk with your doctor and the study team about the possible benefits, risks, and what will be expected of you.
Each public record lists the study's status, locations, eligibility, and a contact for questions.
Registering a clinical trial?
Prospective registration is required before the first participant is enrolled. Researchers and organizations submit and manage records through the Protocol Registration System, with registry quality-control review before each record is published.
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Create a PRS account
Apply for an organization or individual Protocol Registration System account.
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Enter your study
Complete the WHO ICTRP Trial Registration Data Set for your trial.
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Approve & release
The responsible party approves the record and releases it to the registry.
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Registry QC → BDCTR
The Registry Office completes quality-control review and mints your BDCTR identifier.
Reporting requirements explain what must be registered, when, and how results are reported.
About this registry
The BMU Clinical Trial Registry is the national register of clinical trials conducted in Bangladesh, operated by the Registry Office at Bangladesh Medical University.
Records follow the WHO ICTRP Trial Registration Data Set, undergo registry quality-control review, and receive a permanent BDCTR identifier on publication.
Who relies on the registry
Sponsors & investigators
Register before the first participant is enrolled, then keep the record current through its lifecycle.
How to registerEthics committees
Verify that a trial is registered and view its public record by BDCTR identifier before or during review.
Search the registryJournals & reviewers
Confirm prospective registration for ICMJE. Every record shows its registration date and change history.
Reporting requirements
Contact and help
Registry Office
General enquiries about registered studies and the registry.
Sun–Thu, 9:00–17:00 (BST)