CrohnsandColitisTrials.org is designed to help raise awareness about clinical trials for those affected by Inflammatory Bowel Disease, and alert patients whose specific conditions are a match with clinical trials in our database. CrohnsandColitisTrials.org is intended for U.S. audiences only.
Clinical trials seek to measure the efficacy of new drug and device treatments for medical conditions including Crohn‘s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. CrohnsandColitisTrials.org seeks to connect diagnosed IBD patients with clinical trial sites in their local area, whose clinical trials they may qualify for based on initial pre-screening questions. If no qualifying local trial is currently available, we will alert you if and when a trial that matches your conditions is added to our database. All pre-screen answers are strictly confidential and data is used only for the purpose of matching you with IBD clinical trials. Please see our privacy policy for more information.
IBD can affect people in any racial or ethnic group, but it has been diagnosed more often in developed countries.
Thanks, in part, to increased public awareness of the disease, there are an unprecedented number of clinical trials devoted to identifying effective treatment methods for Inflammatory Bowel Disease. That said, with hundreds of clinical trials taking place at any given time, finding the right one is often a challenge. Factors that determine whether a given trial is a “fit” include age, the stage of the disease, location, previous attempts and more.
CrohnsandColitisTrials.org gives you the ability to find clinical trials in your area that you may qualify for. You’ll be asked a handful of questions—which take about 30 seconds to answer—to determine your elibility.
In the event that no applicable studies are found in your area, you’ll have the option to keep your contact information on file with CrohnsandColitisTrials.org so that you can be contacted when one or more studies become available.
To see if you qualify for IBD clinical trials in your area, click below.
There are currently hundreds of clinical studies available for IBD patients in the United States. Studies are available for people affected by Crohn‘s Disease, as well as Ulcerative Colitis.
According to the Crohn‘s & Colitis Foundation, patients involved in clinical studies do somewhat better than people who are not enrolled, regardless of whether the experimental treatment works.
Most clinical trials provide study medications and trial-related medical care at no cost. Many reimburse travel costs and provide compensation to participants.
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