Primary ovarian insufficiency

Research for POI.
Possibilities for your next step.

Explore primary ovarian insufficiency research, save studies that matter to you, and prepare a conversation with your care team.

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Searching primary and premature ovarian insufficiency, including the older registry term “premature ovarian failure.” Start with recruiting studies of all types, then narrow by your priorities.

About this research finder

POI involves loss of ovarian activity before age 40. Research spans hormones, fertility, genetics, bone health, and quality of life. Check each study’s age and diagnosis requirements with the study team.

PRP and stem-cell studies are experimental research, not established ways to restore ovarian function or fertility. A registry listing does not establish safety, effectiveness, or regulatory approval.

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Explore POI studies

Live ClinicalTrials.gov records, with filters tailored to your search.

Study filters

Recruiting sites only excludes sites with missing status. Confirm openings directly with the site.

How these filters work

Separate excluded terms with commas. Mentions in inclusion or exclusion criteria both count, so broad exclusions may hide relevant studies. Intervention categories use listed intervention names, including comparison arms, and may be incomplete. Related or mixed-condition studies may appear; confirm eligibility with the study team.

Registry activity

About registry dates

New means first posted on ClinicalTrials.gov. Updated means an older record was updated; newly posted records appear only under New. Uses today and the previous 29 calendar days (UTC). An update does not necessarily mean new slots or changed eligibility. Counts reflect the other filters and trial group. Results are sorted by the relevant posting date, newest first.

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ClinicalTrials.gov explains how to read study records and contact study teams about participation.

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Prepare for your care-team visit

Bring your diagnosis, treatment history, and questions to your care-team visit. Connect through these websites:

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