myTomorrows, global online facilitator of early access to investigational drugs, has introduced an openly accessible API to open up its comprehensive database of uniform information relating to clinical trials. Data on over 300,000 clinical trials, already accessible via 

its patient and physician centric website

, can now be used by other organisations in their own environments.	 	“Opening the myTomorrows database is a big push forward to make comprehensive and uniform information on clinical trials freely accessible to anybody who needs it. We hope to see further applications grow out of our data to better serve unmet medical needs globally and advance drug development” COO Robert Kraal explains, setting out myTomorrows’ hopes for the development.	 	The interface can be used to search, filter, and download complete historic clinical trial records data accumulated from all the registries of the World Health Organization’s Primary Registry Network of medical trial registration partners. Potential applications include anything from ad-hoc queries by data scientists to patient trial screening to mobile health.	 	“We have built the API with the intention of making it accessible for the largest group of stakeholders. Using a very simple approach, any programmer can directly access the data in a friendly human-readable format and structure” says Sander Nagtegaal, Chief Technical Officer at myTomorrows.	 	For technical details, please visit the 