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Drugs in development · updated 30 October 2026

Gestational trophoblastic disease: drugs in development

As of 30 October 2026 there are 5 active clinical trials (recruiting or ongoing, phases I–III) on 9 drugs for gestational trophoblastic disease. 4 are experimental, that is not yet approved in the United States.

5Active trials
4Experimental drugs
0Experimental, in phase III

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Experimental drugs

Not yet approved by the US FDA for any indication.

DrugMost advanced phaseActive trialsReference trial
ApatinibRivoceranibII1NCT05139095
CamrelizumabCarrelizumab, CarilizumabII1NCT05139095
DomvanalimabAB154II1NCT06790706
ZimberelimabAB122, GLS-010II1NCT06790706

Sorted by most advanced phase and number of active trials.

Approved drugs in new trials

Approved by the US FDA for at least one indication, not necessarily this disease, and now in active trials on it.

DrugMost advanced phaseActive trialsReference trial
DactinomycinActinomycin D, ActinomycinII1NCT06020755
IpilimumabYERVOY, ipililumab IVII1NCT02834013
MethotrexateJylamvo®, Reditrex®II1NCT03703271
NivolumabOpdivo, ONO-4538II1NCT02834013
ToripalimabJS001, TeripalimabII1NCT06020755

Sorted by most advanced phase and number of active trials.

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Source: Phuturdex analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov data (U.S. National Library of Medicine), updated 30 October 2026. Active trials = recruiting or ongoing, phases I–III, with at least one identified drug; phase and sites refer to the trials on this disease. Disease name: Wikidata; NLM MeSH term: D031901 “Gestational Trophoblastic Disease”.

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