Multiple sclerosis (MS) research is a very active area. Find out about some of the approaches being taken and the progress so far.
A clinical trial is a research study involving healthy individuals or people with a condition, to test new or different types of treatments.
Find out about the risks, benefits and responsibilities when participating in multiple sclerosis (MS) clinical trials.
The design of a clinical trial is very important. It ensures that the trial is given approval to proceed, and forms the blueprint for how it will be carried out.
Find out about multiple sclerosis (MS) clinical trials that are available to take part in and where they are.
Before a trial can recruit patients, ethical approval must be obtained. Find out how ethical reviews help safeguard and protect individuals involved in trials.
In this series of blogs and vlogs, Hellie, a person with MS chronicles her journey taking part in a clinical trial. The trial is for the re-purposing of the drug bexarotene, which is being tested for its ability to boost myelin repair.
