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Featured Studies

Clinical studies that are currently enrolling.

BEXMAB Higher-Risk MDS Study

You may be eligible to participate in a study evaluating a new drug for individuals with higher-risk MDS, which aims to enhance the effectiveness of standard chemotherapy treatment.

SPOTLIGHT | IgAN, LN, or C3G Study

Receive personalized treatment care for your IgA Nephropathy (IgAN), Lupus Nephritis (LN), or C3 Glomerulopathy (C3G), in the SPOTLIGHT Study

Mid-Night Symptoms Study | Restless Legs Syndrome

Is Restless Legs Syndrome keeping you up at night? If you have RLS, you may be able to participate in a study for an investigational wearable device therapy.

Sjögren’s Clinical Study

If you have Sjögren’s, you may be eligible to participate in a clinical study looking to help relieve symptoms related to Sjögren’s and evaluate changes in your quality of life.

X-TOLE and X-ACKT | Epilepsy Studies

For those living with either focal-onset seizures (FOS) or primary generalized tonic-clonic seizures (PGTCS), you may be eligible for a clinical trial that may help reduce the frequency of seizures.

Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome Clinical Study

Is pelvic pain an issue for you? You may be eligible to participate in a clinical trial for an alternative treatment.

Latest Resources

Explore our resource hub for articles about clinical studies, medical research advancements, patient rights, and tools to help you navigate the world of healthcare and clinical research.

Exploring Seizures and Their Symptoms: Is It Epilepsy?

Seizures involve sudden, temporary bursts of electrical activity in the brain that change or disrupt how messages are sent between brain cells. Every brain has the potential to seize. Here’s a look at the different types of seizures and their symptoms.

How to Be an Ally for Someone with a Rare Disease

You may feel the urge to help but are unsure of how to be an ally for someone with a rare disease. We’ve created a simple guide that discusses the dos and don’ts.

Surviving a Sjögren's Flare: Natural Treatments to Support Your Symptoms

As a systemic disease affecting the entire body, it can be difficult to manage Sjögren’s symptoms. Natural treatments can support conventional methods by easing symptoms and improving quality of life. Here’s what to consider.

I Was Accepted into a Clinical Study, Now What?

If you have a rare disease diagnosis and have been accepted into a clinical study, you may be wondering what’s next. Here’s what to consider.

Navigate the Challenges of a Rare Disease with Confidence: Tips for Coping

In the wake of your rare disease diagnosis, you may feel like no one understands what you’re going through. We discuss a few ways to cope with a rare disease diagnosis.

Managing Warm Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia Symptoms as the Weather Shifts

Managing wAIHA symptoms can be a lifelong activity and challenging at times. We discuss four tips to stay healthy and manage your wAIHA symptoms as the weather shifts.

Promising Scientific Discoveries Bring Hope to IgAN Patients for a Brighter Tomorrow

New developments in understanding the process of IgAN as an immune-mediated disease have resulted in a rapid expansion of clinical trials.

Empower Yourself: High-Risk MDS Patient's Healthcare Navigation Guide

Navigating the healthcare system as a high-risk MDS patient can be overwhelming. Here’s where to start.

The Compassionate Caregiver's Handbook for Managing Rare Diseases

Maintaining your well-being is important as you navigate rare disease caregiving. Here’s a list of resources for you to lean on.

Clinical Trials 101: What Patients Can Expect from HIPAA Guidelines 

If you’re a patient, you are the expert in your own experiences. This is particularly true for patients with rare, chronic illnesses, where treatments and therapies may be hard to come by, still in development, or riddled with a wide variety of challenging side effects.

Clinical Trials 101: Why Diversity is Important for Medical Research 

Clinical trials make up a primary foundation for modern medicine. While each clinical trial has its own individual goals, there is one shared priority across all medical research: To develop better treatments for patients.

No innovations without you.

Clinical trials are a fundamental part of the medical research that looks at new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease. When you volunteer to take part in clinical research, you help doctors and researchers learn more about disease and improve health care for people in the future.

‘If it wasn’t for research, I might not have gotten to see my grandson’

Thomas, 56, a former cancer research participant.

What is PatientWing?

PatientWing connects interested volunteers like you to the researchers and doctors who are running clinical trials. It is a new way to discover and participate in clinical research.

PatientWing works with pharmaceutical companies and research organizations around the country to help them find qualified patients. Thousands of people use PatientWing every week to discover clinical trials.