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See FDA and trial updates plus related trials for a study's drug, right on the ClinicalTrials.gov page. When you open a study on ClinicalTrials.gov, Hipa.ai shows you what's been happening with that trial's drug - right there on the page. No new tabs, no separate search. As soon as the study loads, a panel appears in the corner with two things: • Recent updates - FDA approvals and label revisions, results postings, and trial milestones for the study's drug, each dated, with a link to the full history on Hipa.ai. • Related trials - other studies of the same drug, each labeled with its phase and recruiting status, so you can see the wider research at a glance. Why it's useful A clinical trial page tells you about one study. This extension puts that study in context: what the drug has done before, where it stands with the FDA, and what else is being tested right now, all without leaving the page you're on. Good to know • The panel only runs on ClinicalTrials.gov study pages. Everywhere else it stays out of your way. • Collapse it with a click or the Esc key - it remembers your choice. • Turn it on or off anytime from the toolbar icon, which also shows whether it's active on the current page. Hipa.ai is a free clinical trials discovery directory. The data behind the panel is synced daily from openFDA, ClinicalTrials.gov, and PubMed, and every item links back to its source on ClinicalTrials.gov so you can verify it. The data is never gated and there is no intermediary.
May 28, 2026
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