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Clinical Trials Opportunities: (treatment with an experimental drug)

Research Study Study Details Contact Person

Ceftriaxone for treatment of ALS

  • A clinical trial that may slow the progression of disease.

  • Now enrolling
  • Diagnosed with ALS
  • Vital capacity (breathing) at least 60% of normal
  • IV Drug administered through an implanted catheter
  • Monthly study visits
Meraida Polak
404-778-3807
mpolak@emory.edu

or

Crystal Kelly
404-727-1638
crystal.kelly@emory.edu

Arimoclomol in SOD1 Positive Familial ALS (jointly funded by ALSA and FDA)

  • A clinical trial of a new drug in SOD1 positive familial ALS

  • Enrollment is open
  • Diagnosed with familial ALS
  • Genetic change in SOD1 gene or uncertain SOD1 gene status
  • Many study visits in your home

Margaret Walker
404-712-8578
mlwalke@emory.edu

Arimoclomol Clinical Trial Information
sod1@emory.edu

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