We are Optimal Clinical Trials, a leading New Zealand research site, reaching out to individuals who may be interested in participating in clinical trials that may contribute to the development of new or improved medicines.
If you’re living with progressive MS, you may be able to join a clinical trial testing a potential new treatment that may slow decline, reduce relapses, and help people stay active for longer.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects the brain and spinal cord. It can make movement, strength and thinking harder. Symptoms may include weakness, numbness, trouble walking, vision changes and problems with memory or concentration. In progressive MS, symptoms steadily get worse over time. There is no cure and current options are limited.
If you haven’t had a chance to register your interest before, feel free to complete the form on our page to register your interest. If you are eligible, our team will contact you to guide you through the next steps.
MS Auckland does not conduct any research activities ourselves, but we do closely follow developments. Here are some of the sources of information that we find useful and reliable.
Hear latest advances from Dr Nick Cunniffe, University of Cambridge and Brett Drummond, MStranslate: Remyelination, the ability to repair damage in MS, and widely viewed as the next major step forward in the treatment of MS.
