Glioblasztóma: where treatment stands
EU, US, Switzerland, FranceWe found 18 medicines approved for glioblastoma and other gliomas in the EU, the US, Switzerland or France, and 20 being tested in people. Choose one to see what it is, who it is for and where it is approved or tested. Data checked on 11 November 2026.
38 treatments: 18 approved, 20 being tested in people. Choose one to see what it is, who it is for and where it is approved or tested.
Approved: 18
Officially approved for this disease in the EU, the US, Switzerland or France.
Human testing stage: 20
Being tested in people. Many treatments at this stage are never approved.
Animal testing stage: not collected yet
Worked in animals, not yet tested in people. We have not collected this list for glioblastoma yet.
Lab research stage: not collected yet
Early ideas, tested on cells. We have not collected this list for glioblastoma yet.
Placebo: a dummy treatment without the medicine, used for comparison.
Phase 1, 2, 3: the steps of testing in people. Phase 1 checks safety, phase 3 is the last step before approval.
The EU medicines agency (EMA) and its list of medicines in the EU, US prescribing labels (DailyMed, openFDA), the Swiss medicines register (Swissmedic), the French medicines database (ANSM) and the Health Canada drug database, checked on 11 November 2026. Every medicine links to its own official text.
A computer made this list from the official texts: it kept only medicines whose own approval text names the disease, wrote "Who it is for" from that text and checked it against the text a second time. People have not reviewed it yet.
The EU medicines agency (EMA), ClinicalTrials.gov and the EU trials register, checked on 10 November 2026. Every treatment links to its own records; the texts are written by AI from them.
Medicines approved only in single countries are not included. We did not check in which countries a medicine is sold or paid for. Phase 3 trials are listed from every country; phase 2 trials only when they have a site in Austria or Hungary, where the list was first collected, so 92 other open phase 2 trials are not listed.
Not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before you change any treatment.