Food Insecurity
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Pipeline Programs
6
Companies
6
Clinical Trials
2 recruiting
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Approved Products
Pipeline by Development Stage
Preclinical
Phase 1
Phase 1/2
Phase 2
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Phase 3
On Market
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Early DiscoveryClinical DevelopmentMarket
Competitive Landscape
5 companies ranked by most advanced pipeline stage
Human BioSciencesWV - Martinsburg
2 programsIn-hospital food support interventionN/A1 trial
Shamba MaishaN/A1 trial
Active Trials
Trial Timeline
Clinical trial activity over time
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Shield TherapeuticsProduce prescription
Human BioSciencesShamba Maisha
Human BioSciencesIn-hospital food support intervention
Angeles TherapeuticsHigh-Stress Intervention
Alliance PharmaceuticalsUnconditional Cash Transfer
Purdue PharmaIndiana SNAP-Ed
Clinical Trials (6)
Total enrollment: 10,801 patients across 6 trials
FreshStart for Health Study
Start: Jul 2026Est. completion: Dec 2026200 patients
N/AActive Not Recruiting
An Agricultural Livelihood Intervention for Pregnant Women
Start: Sep 2025Est. completion: Feb 2029410 patients
N/ARecruiting
Food-based Support for Hospitalized Children and Their Families
Start: May 2025Est. completion: Dec 20299,119 patients
N/ARecruiting
Cortisol and Food Insecurity
Start: Mar 2022Est. completion: Sep 2025453 patients
N/ACompleted
Food Insecurity in Oncology
Start: Aug 2021Est. completion: Jun 202244 patients
N/ACompleted
The Indiana SNAP-Ed Long-term Study
Start: Sep 2013Est. completion: Mar 2015575 patients
N/ACompleted
Phase Legend
Preclinical— Lab & animal studies
Phase 1— Safety & dosing
Phase 2— Efficacy testing
Phase 3— Large-scale trials
On Market— Approved & available
Key Insights
2 actively recruiting trials targeting 10,801 patients
6 companies competing in this space
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