7 of 10 active EoE trials reach primary completion in 2026. How to watch a readout window.
Eosinophilic esophagitis has a readout window open now: three trials already report actual primary completion, more are due before year-end. Reading it well takes three registry fields together: the date, its type and when it was last verified.
Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) has a readout window open right now. Of 10 active interventional Phase 1â3 trials, 7 reach primary completion in 2026. Three already report it as actual. Watching that window well means reading three registry fields together, not one: the date, whether the date is actual or estimated, and when the sponsor last verified the record.
7 of 10 active EoE trials reach primary completion in 2026
Signal 1: an actual date means the data exists
When a sponsor switches primary completion from estimated to actual, data collection for the primary endpoint is over. The most important one here is a 368-participant Phase 3 trial (NCT05583227) with actual primary completion on 14 Jul 2026. The registry will not tell you when topline results come out; press releases, earnings calls and congress abstract deadlines will. From this point every week without news is information.
Signal 2: a passed estimate on an old record is unconfirmed, not late
NCT06705387 lists an estimated primary completion of Sep 2026, but its record was last verified in Mar 2025. NCT05485155 is close behind: estimated Oct 2026, last verified May 2025. Calling either of them delayed would be a guess. The defensible label is unconfirmed, and the right action is to ask: an investigator contact, a conference update, the sponsor's pipeline page.
Signal 3: estimates still ahead are where slippage shows first
A second Phase 3 (NCT06596252, 308 participants) carries an estimated primary completion of Dec 2026. The earliest public sign of slippage is usually a quiet edit to that estimate, long before any announcement. That makes the edit history more valuable than the date itself.
| Trial | Phase | Status | n | Primary completion | Date type | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCT05831176 | Phase 2 | Active, not recruiting | 22 | 23 Feb 2026 | Actual | Jun 2026 |
| NCT05583227 | Phase 3 | Active, not recruiting | 368 | 14 Jul 2026 | Actual | Jul 2026 |
| NCT06705387 | Phase 2 | Recruiting | 72 | Sep 2026 | Estimated · stale | Mar 2025 |
| NCT06851559 | Phase 2 | Active, not recruiting | 95 | 11 Sep 2026 | Actual | Oct 2026 |
| NCT05485155 | Phase 2 | Recruiting | 15 | Oct 2026 | Estimated · stale | May 2025 |
| NCT05608681 | Phase 1 / Phase 2 | Recruiting | 117 | Dec 2026 | Estimated | Mar 2026 |
| NCT06596252 | Phase 3 | Active, not recruiting | 308 | Dec 2026 | Estimated | Aug 2026 |
| NCT06598462 | Phase 2 | Active, not recruiting | 184 | 30 Apr 2027 | Estimated | Mar 2026 |
| NCT07112378 | Phase 3 | Recruiting | 20 | 19 Jun 2028 | Estimated | Sep 2026 |
| NCT07588568 | Phase 2 | Recruiting | 52 | Feb 2030 | Estimated | Sep 2026 |
A readout watch is a diff, not a snapshot: the same four fields for every trial, compared week on week, with every change recorded. That is exactly what the Comphas diff view and frozen datasets are built for.
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ClinicalTrials.gov API v2, pulled 17 Oct 2026. Query: condition "eosinophilic esophagitis"; overall status recruiting, not yet recruiting, active not recruiting or enrolling by invitation; StudyType INTERVENTIONAL; Phase 1, 2 or 3; all sponsor classes. Fields: PrimaryCompletionDate and its type (actual or estimated), StatusVerifiedDate, EnrollmentCount, Phase, OverallStatus. "Today" is 17 Oct 2026.
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