For rare diseases like juvenile myositis, every patient and family who participates in research makes an enormous difference. Because the patient population is so small, progress depends on as many families as possible joining together to fuel discoveries. Your participation may help researchers discover better treatments and bring us closer to a cure.
Here are three important opportunities available now:
1. CAR-T Clinical Trial Now Open at Three Sites
Enrollment has begun for the first-ever CAR-T trial in juvenile myositis at:
- Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
- UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital
- University of Chicago Comer Children’s Hospital
Many additional sites are accepting adult patients. Please email clinicaltrials@cabalettabio.com to learn more.
This trial is a bold new chapter in JM care and may offer the potential for an “immune system reset.” Learn more here:
2. Donate a Past Skin Biopsy for Research
If your child has ever had a skin biopsy, researchers are asking families to consider donating it for use in a new study. There are no additional tests performed. Donate the past biopsy by filling out this form - Skin Biopsy Donation Form
3. MyoRisk Study for Patients with Anti-Synthetase Autoantibodies
This study is currently enrolling patients who have tested positive for Jo-1 or other anti-synthetase autoantibodies within the first two years of diagnosis. Enrollment can be completed from home, without any travel. Click here for MyoRisk Study Info.
Families also explore additional opportunities to participate in clinical trials at Current Clinical Trials.
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