Crohn’s Disease

Crohn’s disease clinical research

Living with Crohn’s disease can look different for everyone, and treatment needs may change over time. Clinical trials help researchers evaluate investigational therapies and learn more about potential approaches to managing Crohn’s disease.

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Research at BVL

BVL Research offers clinical research opportunities for individuals living with Crohn’s disease. Available studies and participation requirements vary, so our team will work with you individually to discuss current opportunities and what participation may involve.

You will have time to ask questions and understand what a particular study requires before deciding whether it is right for you.

Could clinical research
be an option for you?

People explore clinical research for many different reasons. You may be interested in learning more if any of these sound familiar.

  • You continue to experience symptoms despite treatment.
  • You have tried multiple treatment options.
  • You have experienced side effects or challenges with your current treatment.
  • You face insurance or financial barriers to treatment.
  • You are newly diagnosed and interested in understanding available research opportunities.
  • You simply want to learn about additional options that may be available.

You do not need to know whether you qualify

Our research team can answer your questions, discuss currently available Crohn’s disease research opportunities, and explain what the next steps may involve.

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Participation in clinical research is always voluntary.