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Multiple sclerosis clinical trials

430 studies mentioning multiple sclerosis are recruiting now. Open one to see what it involves.

Recruiting multiple sclerosis studies right now

Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record
Study details and eligibility ClinicalTrials.gov record

Also recruiting in Europe

Trials that mention Multiple sclerosis and that the EU Clinical Trials Information System (CTIS) lists as recruiting. Each card names the countries where recruitment is open. Open a study to see its details and a link to the European registry.

Multiple sclerosis clinical trials: common questions

Are multiple sclerosis clinical trials free to join?

Taking part is generally free to you, and many trials cover study-related visits, tests, and the study drug at no cost. What's covered varies by study, and the study team confirms the details.

Do you get paid for multiple sclerosis clinical trials?

Some studies offer compensation for your time and travel; the amount varies by study and some offer none. Any compensation is set by the study.

How do I know if I qualify for a multiple sclerosis trial?

Each study sets its own eligibility criteria, such as age, health history, and current medications. You share a few details and the study team reviews and confirms whether you're a fit.

Is BridgeMD the study sponsor?

No. BridgeMD is a free tool that helps you find recruiting trials and apply online. Trial information comes from ClinicalTrials.gov, and the study team decides eligibility.

Multiple sclerosis trials by city

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BridgeMD lists multiple sclerosis clinical trials that are currently recruiting participants, pulled live from ClinicalTrials.gov. Clinical trials study new or existing treatments and are run by hospitals, universities, and research sites. Taking part is generally free, some studies offer compensation for time and travel, and the study team confirms whether you're eligible. Enter your city or postal code above to find the studies closest to you and answer a few questions to apply. You can talk to your own doctor before joining.