Gilead discloses summary clinical trial results,
regardless of the outcome of the trial, as required by law
and/or regulation. This includes Gilead-sponsored clinical
trials that have been registered on publicly accessible
clinical trial registries.
In the USA, summary results are posted on
ClinicalTrials.gov
(CTgov)
no later than 12 months after the study's primary
completion date for all Gilead-sponsored studies related
to an approved product. A full definition of primary
completion date can be found in the
ClinicalTrials.gov
study glossary.
For studies with a primary completion date prior to
January 18, 2017 and related to products that have not
yet been approved or are being investigated for new
uses, Gilead posts summary results on
ClinicalTrials.gov
(CTgov)
within 30 days of receiving regulatory approval. For
studies with a primary completion date after January 18,
2017 and related to products that have not yet been
approved or are being investigated for new uses, Gilead
posts summary results within 12 months of primary
completion date regardless of approval status.
In Europe (EU and EEA), summary results are posted on the
European Union Clinical Trials
Information System (EU CTIS)
no later than 12 months after the trial Last Patient Last
Visit Date (LPLV) for trials with adult participants and
no later than six months after the trial LPLV for trials
with pediatric participants regardless of approval status.
In countries outside the US and the EU, Gilead adheres to
all mandatory results posting requirements in accordance
with the country-specific guidelines for that region.