Talk:TrialMatch

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Another product same name[edit]

This 2015 product seems to be different.

Lomas, Natasha (20 September 2015). "TrialMatch Aims To Ease The Pain Of Clinical Trials Recruitment". TechCrunch.

"TrialMatch" to me seems like a generic and obvious name for any "trial matching" service. "Trial Matcher" is what I might call these kinds of products. Blue Rasberry (talk) 23:07, 29 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]