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Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Progressive trials in the United States

Search ClinicalTrials.gov registrations by keyword, then narrow by condition, phase, status, country and start year.

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104 trials match Source: ClinicalTrials.gov registrations

Trials started per year

By phase, 2000 to 2026.

Trials started per year
CategoryTrials
20021
20062
20071
20081
20092
20103
20114
20124
20135
20146
20155
20163
20174
20186
20195
20204
20215
20226
20238
202411
20257
20269

Status

Trials by registry status. Select a bar to filter.

Trials by status
CategoryTrials
Completed51
Recruiting18
Active, not recruiting13
Terminated9
Not yet recruiting5
Unknown status4
Suspended2
Enrolling by invitation1
Withdrawn1

Top lead sponsors

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Top lead sponsors
CategoryTrials
Hoffmann-La Roche7
Novartis Pharmaceuticals6
Johns Hopkins University5
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)5
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab4
State University of New York at Buffalo4
Biogen3
Novartis3
University of California, San Francisco3
Genentech, Inc.2

Top conditions

MeSH conditions the trials were registered with, not their broader categories. A condition with a page on Pharma Observatory links to it.

Top conditions
CategoryTrials
Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Progressive104
Multiple Sclerosis60
Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting32
Autoimmune Diseases6
Demyelinating Diseases5
Fatigue4
Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System3
Hypoxia3
Nervous System Diseases3
Disease Progression2

Trials

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