Your Guide to Pancreatitis Research and Trials

Research is the first step in developing new pancreatitis treatments, and patients are an essential part of the whole research process- from the idea stage to the FDA-approval.

In this webinar, Joshua Henderson, our Chief Cure Strategy Officer, breaks down where we are in the landscape of pancreatitis treatments, how many pancreatitis treatments are we tracking in our drug development pipeline and the vital role patients and caregivers play in participating and helping move that research forward.

You’ll come away understanding how research progresses, how different types of studies contribute to developing treatments, and what your rights and responsibilities are as a research participant so you can find and enroll in pancreatitis clinical trials and studies.

Key Topics from the Webinar

  • How treatments are developed, from the idea stage through FDA approval

  • The difference between clinical trials and observational studies, and which may be right for you

  • Why patient and caregiver participation is essential to advancing pancreatitis research

  • Trials and studies you can join now, including the stem cell trial for chronic pancreatitis and Pirfenidone trial for recurrent acute pancreatitis patients.

  • How Mission: Cure works with researchers to make studies more patient-centered

The session ends with a live Q&A with Joshua.

Email Templates for Clinical Trials

Email Templates for Clinical Trials

These email templates were created so you can easily reach out to the study coordinators and find out if you're eligible to enroll. Just click the “Click to send email to study team” button to have the template show up in your chosen email application or manually copy the message and study coordinator details and paste it into a new email.

Our Speaker

Joshua Henderson

Chief Cure Strategy Officer

Mission: Cure

Why This Webinar Matters:

Our goal is an informed patient community that understands how research works and knows their rights and responsibilities and enthusiastically participates in studies and clinical trials. When more people actively sign up and take part in research, treatments for pancreatitis and related conditions move forward faster for everyone impacted by the disease.

Accessing the Webinar Recording

For those who couldn’t attend the live session, the recording is available below. We recommend this resource for patients, caregivers, healthcare providers, and anyone looking to learn more about pancreatitis research and clinical trials.

Resources

Keep Learning

Mission: Cure offers a growing library of free webinars and tools to help people diagnosed with acute, recurrent, and chronic pancreatitis and associated complications.

Check out our past webinars and videos featuring experts in pain management, nutrition, mental health, and more!

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