Highlighted Research Trials and Studies
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Stanford Ophthalmology, Children's hospital of Philadelphia and Gilbert Family Foundation
| 2024
This study is seeking to learn how different eye tests and devices can…
Johns Hopkins Comprehensive NF Center
Researchers at Johns Hopkins and around the world are investigating ways to slow…
Massachusetts's General Hospital
| 2024
If you or your child has NF1, and you don't go to an…
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
| 2023
By Dr. Bonnie Klein-Tasman
Dana-Farber/Boston Children's
| 2024
The Neurofibromatosis Type 1 Tumor Early Detection (NF1-TED) study will determine whether a…
MarketVision Research
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CLOSED:
Mass General Brigham
| 2023
We want to learn more about your experiences looking for NF1 medical information…
NFlection Therapeutics
| 2023
Phase two trial is done. A phase three trial may open soon. Latest…
Ann & Robert H. Luries Childrens Hospital of Chicago
| 2023
By Carlos Prada, MD
Recruiting NF1 individuals with known Plexiform Neurofibromas
CLOSED:
John Hopkins Medicine
| 2023
By Carlos Romo, MD
Children and teens 19 years and younger.Adults 40 years and over.
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard
| 2022
By Julie Brewer
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
| 2021
By Bonnie Klein-Tasman, PhD
Recursion Pharmaceuticals Inc.
This is a parallel-group, two-staged, Phase 2/3, randomized, multi-center study to investigate the…
Johns Hopkins Comprehensive NF Center
Researchers at Johns Hopkins and around the world are investigating ways to slow…
2024 NF Midwest iNFO Fair
| 2024
By Vanessa Merker, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard
| 2022
By Julie Brewer
Johns Hopkins Comprehensive NF Center
Researchers at Johns Hopkins and around the world are investigating ways to slow…
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard
| 2022
By Julie Brewer
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