What are the Phases of a Clinical Trial?
Clinical trials are conducted in a series of steps, called phases – each phase is designed to answer a separate…
FDA Backs Further Development of Blood Biomarker, Neurofilament Light, for Clinical Trials in Progressive MS – International Progressive MS Alliance
A major milestone in the goal of increasing the number and speed of clinical trials in progressive multiple sclerosis was…
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What are the phases of clinical trials?
Clinical trials begin with an idea in a lab. Researchers thoroughly test potential treatments in the lab and in animals…
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Minority Representation in MS Research Still Lacking, but There Is Hope
Click HERE to Subscribe for the MS Beacon eNewsletter Although multiple sclerosis (MS) affects many different races and ethnicities…
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Why Is Minority Participation So Low in MS Drug Trials?
The lack of minority participation in MS clinical trials can probably be blamed on a variety of factors. “When trials…
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New MS Treatment Study Focuses on Black and Hispanic Americans
The first study of its kind, CHIMES will look at how the drug Ocrevus works in minority groups that are…
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Learn about ANTIDOTE for Clinical Trials
What are Clinical Trials? Clinical trials are scientific studies that test the safety and effectiveness of new treatments for MS…
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Participation is needed in Research Studies
Information showing below is provided by The National MS Society NOTE: The COVID-19 pandemic may affect the status of the…
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MS Trial Alert: Investigators Recruiting for Two Phase 3 Trials of Experimental Evobrutinib in Relapsing MS
Note: Without participants in research studies, MS research would come to a standstill. Read more here. February 16, 2021 SUMMARY: Investigators…
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Clinical trial opportunity for individuals with multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that causes damage to the central nervous system. 85% of people diagnosed with MS…
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