Current Clinical Trials
Current Patient Recruitment Opportunities
- NETHERTON SYNDROME STUDY
Quoin Pharmaceuticals
Quoin Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. is developing a topical lotion for the treatment of Netherton Syndrome. The company is actively recruiting for two clinical studies. People as young as 4 years old qualify, and there is an option to stay on systemic biologics.
Participants will be compensated for time and participation and reimbursed for travel, meals and lodging.
For more information about these studies please visit: https://www.nethertonsyndromeclinicaltrials.com/
If you would like to be considered for this exciting study, please take the brief survey here to see if you may pre-qualify. Based upon the information provided in the survey, if you pre-qualify, Quoin will contact you directly to discuss potential next steps.
For information on this study, contact Lisa Duarte, 858-571-1800 ext. 185 lduarte@therapeuticsinc.com - NETHERTON SYNDROME STUDY
BioCryst
A first-in-human Phase 1/1b clinical trial evaluating the safety, dosing, and early effectiveness of BCX17725 in both healthy volunteers and individuals with Netherton syndrome.
Study Contact clinicaltrials@biocryst.com, 919-859-1302 - NETHERTON SYNDROME STUDY
Quoin Pharmaceuticals
Ongoing studies testing investigational therapies aimed at addressing the underlying causes and symptoms of Netherton syndrome.
Study Contact Cooke@therapeuticsinc.com, 858-571-1800 ext 151 - HAILEY-HAILEY DISEASE STUDY
Yale University
A Yale-led study assessing treatment outcomes in adults with moderate to severe Hailey-Hailey disease through multiple in-person visits.
Study ContactCaroline, caroline.francis@yale.edu - GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT STUDY
Yale University
A research study examining how ichthyosis and related conditions impact physical growth and development over time.
Study Contact ichthyosisgrowthstudy@yale.edu - NATIONAL REGISTRY FOR ICHTHYOSIS & RELATED SKIN TYPES
Yale University
A long-term registry collecting patient data to advance research, improve understanding, and support future treatment development.
Study Contact ichthyosisregistry@yale.edu - SJOGREN-LARSSON SYNDROME STUDY
6/12/2013
Omaha, NE / Portland, OR / Pittsburgh, PA
A multi-site study investigating clinical features and potential treatments for individuals with Sjögren-Larsson syndrome.
Study Contact Dr. William Rizzo wrizzo@unmc.edu, 402-559-2560
For a complete list of studies, please visit https://clinicaltrials.gov/
The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences division of NIH offers a toolkit for understanding the clinical trial process. Visit their website to access the toolkit.
