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TRICALS

Clinical trial discovery · By TRICALS (coordinated at UMC Utrecht) (opens in a new tab)

Register once and be emailed when a trial you might fit opens at a European centre. A short questionnaire every three months keeps your details current.

↗ Open TRICALS on TRICALS (coordinated at UMC Utrecht)’s site (opens in a new tab)

TRICALS is a network of more than sixty ALS centres in Europe and beyond. Its registry works the other way round from a finder: you register, answer a ten minute questionnaire every three months, and are told when a trial starts that you may be eligible for. Anyone can register from any country, but the trials it feeds are at its member centres, so it is most useful in Europe. Registering is not a promise of a place on a trial.

Who it is for
People with ALS/MND
Where it works
Anywhere · Trial notices come from TRICALS centres, which are mostly in Europe.
How you reach it
Website, Email
Worth knowing
Trial notices come from TRICALS centres, which are mostly in Europe.

Where Compass mentions this

  • Clinical TrialsFor readers in Europe who want to be contacted rather than search.