Research studies performed using people as subjects that are aimed at evaluating a medical, surgical, or behavioral intervention to determine to what degree a new treatment (e.g., drugs or medical devices) is safe and effective for general populations.
Clinical Trial
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i have mogad , since 2007
Hello I was diagnosed with MOGAD, 7 days after burying my father in July 2021. I woke up completely blind thank God I have received much of my sight back. I currently receive my medication through a port located in my chest every two weeks, each treatment last about 6 hours each. I am still as lost with this Diagnosis as it appears that there is not much information on this illness. I am very interested in learning more information as well as doing clinical trials etc.
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