Press and data
Media resources for journalists, researchers, and advocacy organisations. Everything here is drawn from public government registries.
What Voxsanity is, in one paragraph
Voxsanity is an Australian public-interest platform that takes clinical trial registrations, drug approvals, and research funding from public government registries (ClinicalTrials.gov, the FDA via openFDA, and NIH Reporter) and republishes them in plain English for patients and carers. It currently covers 103 conditions and is updated nightly. It is not medical advice and is not endorsed by any government body. Coverage and rankings are never for sale, and what it shows is never influenced by who funds it (see our editorial policy).
Key figures
- 103 conditions tracked
- 27,084 trials recruiting globally
- 910 recruiting trials with Australian sites
- 241 medicines tracked
- Updated nightly from public government registries (latest snapshot 28 July 2026)
See the full statistics page for citable figures and how to cite them.
Downloadable data
All files are regenerated on every build, so they are always current. Data generated 29 July 2026. Each CSV has a companion .txt readme with methodology and attribution.
- Recruiting trials by condition (CSV): condition name and slug, currently recruiting count, Australian-site count, and total active trials. readme
- FDA approvals by year (CSV): count of distinct medicines by FDA approval year, 2000 onward. readme
- Australian site penetration by condition (CSV): per-condition Australian trial-site penetration rate. readme
- Formatted spreadsheet (Excel): the three datasets above in one branded workbook for media use. The CSVs remain the machine-readable primary format.
Reuse is welcome with attribution to Voxsanity and to the underlying registries. The underlying sources are public domain / CC0; Voxsanity's plain English interpretations and derived counts may be cited as "Voxsanity, sourced from ClinicalTrials.gov / openFDA / NIH Reporter."
Email voxsanityhq@gmail.com with the subject line "Media" for interviews, data questions, or fact-checking. We aim to respond within 2 business days.
Not medical advice. Voxsanity republishes public government health data in plain English. Figures describe research activity, not the suitability of any treatment for any person. Always verify current data directly with the source registries.