By collaborating with leading experts and utilizing state-of-the-art technology, we aim to bring new hope to individuals and families affected by these challenging conditions.
Among these, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is particularly severe. Our clinical research facility specializes in ALS, conducting advanced clinical trials to discover new therapies and improve patient outcomes.
Our scientific leader in ALS is Prof. dr. Leonard van den Berg, professor of neurology at the University Medical Centre (UMC) Utrecht and director of ALS Centrum Nederland (the Dutch ALS Centre). He has vast experience in global ALS trials, established the prominent ALS site network TRICALS, and chairs the European Network to Cure ALS.
Brain Clinical is our proprietary network for CNS studies, providing highly experienced researchers for CNS clinical trials.
We are proud to partner with TRICALS, the largest European research initiative to find a cure and effective treatments for ALS. Our partnership with TRICALS provides innovative trial design and oversight capabilities combined with seasoned operational efficiency. With their help, we provide excellent patient recruitment and retention to support optimal execution for your ALS study.
Whether your project is a Phase I– III clinical trial, an investigator-initiated trial, an observational study or includes Real World Data; we have many years of experience in clinical trials in the field of ALS and provide you with a tailor-made solution that suits your needs.
LIVE WEBINAR | NOVEMBER 26 - 2024 | 17.00 CET Time to event trial designs in ALS: How useful are they? During the webinar hosted by Lieza Exalto, Ruben van Eijk, Lotte Smets and Jordi van Unnik will touch upon:An introduction to event-driv...
On the 27th of June, we organized the webinar: 'Clinical Consequences of the New MASLD Nomenclature' with guest speaker Prof. Maja Thiele.During this webinar, our speaker and hosts dived into the following topics:Is the MASLD nomeclature...
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