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Kidney Diseases clinical trials recruiting in the U.S.

50 studies for Kidney Diseases are recruiting participants at sites across the United States.

Properly functioning kidneys are critical for maintaining good health. Diabetes, high blood pressure, or family history can increase risk of kidney disease.

Cities with the most studies

• Atlanta, GA11 studies
• Houston, TX8 studies
• Orlando, FL7 studies
• Miami, FL6 studies
• Philadelphia, PA5 studies
• Dallas, TX5 studies
• Boston, MA5 studies
• Durham, NC5 studies
• New York City, NY5 studies
• Denver, CO5 studies
• Winston-Salem, NC4 studies
• San Francisco, CA4 studies
• Los Angeles, CA4 studies
• Chicago, IL4 studies
• Nashville, TN4 studies
• Mountain View, CA4 studies
• Cedar Rapids, IA4 studies
• Birmingham, AL3 studies
• Aurora, CO3 studies
• Cincinnati, OH3 studies
• Albuquerque, NM3 studies
• Salt Lake City, UT3 studies
• San Antonio, TX3 studies
• Pembroke Pines, FL3 studies
• Richmond, VA3 studies
• Washington, DC3 studies
• Phoenix, AZ3 studies
• Indianapolis, IN3 studies

By state

• Alabama3 studies
• Arizona4 studies
• California13 studies
• Colorado8 studies
• Florida13 studies
• Georgia13 studies
• Illinois5 studies
• Indiana3 studies
• Iowa4 studies
• Maryland5 studies
• Massachusetts6 studies
• Michigan6 studies
• Minnesota4 studies
• Missouri4 studies
• New Jersey5 studies
• New Mexico3 studies
• New York6 studies
• North Carolina9 studies
• Ohio3 studies
• Pennsylvania6 studies
• Tennessee6 studies
• Texas13 studies
• Utah3 studies
• Virginia5 studies

Recently updated studies

From ClinicalTrials.gov, data retrieved Nov 15, 2026. Each study sets its own eligibility; the study team decides who can join.