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Interested in participating in arthritis clinical trials? Learn what to expect from a clinical trial and how you can get involved.
The Arthritis Foundation is committed to making sure patients are involved in the processes and decisions that affect their health and quality of life, including clinical trials.
Our arthritis research foundation is dedicated to finding a cure for arthritis. Learn about our latest efforts, and find out how to participate in clinical trials.
PIKASO Clinical Trial PIKASO (P reventing I njured K nees from Osteo a rthritis S everity O utcomes) is a collaborative, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized clinical trial testing whether metformin can slow o...
The TrialLaunch Program With this program, the Arthritis Foundation helps get early-stage osteoarthritis (OA) trials off the ground and supports the development of tools — like new technologies, outcome measures and r...
TOPS Clinical Trial TOPS (T he O steoarthritis P revention S tudy) is a randomized clinical trial supported by the Arthritis Foundation. Its purpose is to find whether diet and exercise can help women over 50 reduce t...
The trial studying patients at risk of post-traumatic knee osteoarthritis involves scientists at nine world-class institutions. ATLANTA (October 12, 2023) — Today, World Arthritis Day, the Arthritis Foundation announc...
The Arthritis Foundation strives to accelerate translational and clinical research to develop new treatments and innovative solutions to ensure a better quality of life for both patients and their families. As part of...
Arthritis-Specific Clinical Trials, at Your Fingertips Clinical trials are an important step in testing the effects of new treatments on health outcomes. Did you know that one of the most challenging aspects of the dr...
KArAT Clinical Trial KArAT (K nee Ar throplasty A ctivity T rial) is a large, multi-site study testing whether one-on-one support from a health coach and small financial rewards can help people become more physically ...
