Overview
Curewiki is a Brussels-based health-tech platform that connects patients with clinical trials and helps researchers recruit volunteers. It uses artificial intelligence to translate complex trial criteria into plain-language questionnaires, enabling patient-friendly, matched trial searches and houses a database of over 14,000 studies across Europe. For researchers, it offers a pre-screening tool to quickly identify eligible volunteers and integrates sponsor-sites-physician workflows to speed study start‑ups. Its goal is to make clinical research more accessible and accelerate discoveries by improving recruitment efficiency, licensing the platform to pharma and research sponsors and supporting funding from public entities and private investors.
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What believers are saying
- Curewiki joined READI in 2026, gaining 73 partners across 18 countries.
- Its October 2026 patient-association program expands free distribution through websites, chat, newsletters, and webinars.
- The April 2026 Heyleys partnership broadens oncology-trial reach and public awareness in the Netherlands.
What critics are saying
- Curewiki still reports a 17-member team, limiting execution against larger recruitment platforms.
- Its privacy-heavy business faces Belgian data-protection enforcement if patient consent or matching errors surface.
- Sponsors bypass Curewiki for site-native recruitment, and the marketplace loses liquidity fast.
What makes Curewiki unique
- Curewiki merged with iClusion, combining patient recruitment software and oncology-trial distribution.
- Its AI turns medical criteria into plain-language questionnaires across 14,000 European studies.
- Curewiki serves patients, sites, and sponsors through pre-screening, preload, and rescue services.
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