Uveitis
in United States
in United States1 helpline
Trial-stage treatments and research studies you can join
Filters
- Plano, United StatesAge 18 to 80
- Palo Alto, United StatesAge 18 to 70
- Antiviral treatments for cytomegalovirus infection inside the front of the eye
Compares valganciclovir, ganciclovir eye drops and placebo in adults with cytomegalovirus anterior uveitis.
Los Angeles, United StatesAlso San FranciscoAge 18+ - Austin, United StatesAlso Cincinnati, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San FranciscoAge 2+
- Testing DF-003 Safety in Adults With ROSAH Syndrome
Tests the safety of oral DF-003 in adults with ROSAH syndrome.
Bethesda, United StatesAlso Durham, Salt Lake CityAge 18 to 65 - Studies upadacitinib and how often eye inflammation returns in axial spondyloarthritis
Tests upadacitinib in adults with spine arthritis who had eye inflammation within 52 weeks.
Philadelphia, United StatesAge 18+ - Akron, United StatesAlso Boston, Cincinnati, ColumbusUp to age 17
- Boston, United StatesAlso Cincinnati, Kansas CityAge 1 to 16
- Cleveland, United States
- Cleveland, United StatesAge 6+
- Using eye scans to count inflammation cells in anterior uveitis
Tests whether optical coherence tomography can objectively count and sort inflammatory cells in uveitis.
Portland, United StatesAge 5 to 85
Support organisations
Patient organisations and helplines in United States, for you and your family.
We have no organisations for this disease listed in United States yet. General support there is below.
General support in United States
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
US national 24/7 free and confidential lifeline for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, reachable by calling or texting 988 or by chat.
- MedlinePlus
Free, easy-to-read health information service of the US National Library of Medicine (NIH) on diseases, conditions, drugs and wellness.
International organisations
- Ocular Immunology and Uveitis Foundation
Funds research into eye inflammation, trains eye doctors, and gives patients information and peer support.
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