Get access to new treatments.
Participate in a clinical trial at no cost to you or your health insurance.
Learn More
Clinical trials are your chance to get access to the benefits of new medications years before they’re commercially available. Learn more about clinical trials and how to find the right one for you.
New and improved.
Clinical trials don’t just study new drugs — they also help improve treatments already on the market. If you use a medication that manages your symptoms but gives you undesirable side effects, a drug in clinical trials may be a good option for you.
See doctors dedicated to your condition.
The doctors who run each TrialSpark clinical trial are specialists in the condition and symptoms the trial is studying. So you’ll get great care throughout your participation in the study from an expert who knows your condition inside and out.
It's a very exciting time for Vitiligo. We are learning more about the specific autoimmune pathways involved, so we can develop more effective and safe treatments for patients. Our hope is that the clinical studies going on right now will lead to the first oral treatment approved by the FDA.”
Dr. Lisa B. Travis
New York Times Magazine’s “NY Super Doctors”
It's a very exciting time for Vitiligo. We are learning more about the specific autoimmune pathways involved, so we can develop more effective and safe treatments for patients. Our hope is that the clinical studies going on right now will lead to the first oral treatment approved by the FDA.”
Dr. Lisa B. Travis
New York Times Magazine’s “NY Super Doctors”
Get top quality care at no cost.
In addition to monetary compensation, your medication, study visits, and study-related tests and procedures will be provided at no cost to you or your health insurance. That includes all screening tests and procedures, even if you’re not eligible or choose not to move forward with the study. You can access your results or share them with any doctors you see outside of the study at any time, for any reason.
Stay up to date on new trials.
We’ll keep you updated on emerging treatments.