clinicaltrialsgov-mcp-server and healthcare-mcp-public
These are complements: the ClinicalTrials.gov-specific server provides deeper functionality for trial search and patient matching, while the broader healthcare server offers clinical trials access alongside complementary data sources (FDA drugs, PubMed, NCBI), allowing users to combine trial matching with literature review and drug information lookup in a single MCP integration.
About clinicaltrialsgov-mcp-server
cyanheads/clinicaltrialsgov-mcp-server
MCP server for the ClinicalTrials.gov v2 API. Allow LLMs to search trials, retrieve study details, compare studies, analyze trends, and match patients to eligible trials.
Implements 7 tools spanning search, results extraction, and patient matching via a type-safe client for ClinicalTrials.gov REST API v2, with features like geographic proximity filtering, results summary mode (~200KB→5KB compression), and eligibility matching from patient demographics. Built on the MCP TypeScript framework with dual stdio/HTTP transport, pluggable auth, and structured error handling with exponential backoff retry logic. Available as npm package, Docker image, or public HTTP endpoint requiring zero setup.
About healthcare-mcp-public
Cicatriiz/healthcare-mcp-public
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing AI assistants with access to healthcare data and medical information tools, including FDA drug info, PubMed, medRxiv, NCBI Bookshelf, clinical trials, ICD-10, DICOM metadata, and a medical calculator.
# Technical Summary Implements stdio and HTTP/SSE transport modes with connection pooling and caching to optimize repeated API calls across nine medical data sources. Built as a Node.js MCP server that wraps FDA, PubMed, Health.gov, Clinical Trials.gov, NCBI, and medRxiv APIs with standardized tool interfaces, enabling AI assistants to retrieve evidence-based medical information while tracking anonymous usage patterns. Deployable via DXT extension package, npm, or source installation with optional Swagger UI for HTTP mode testing.
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