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Help us reach new heights in lupus research

This clinical research study is a potential opportunity for people aged 16 years or older who have moderate to severe systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). The PHOENYCS FLY Study is testing whether adding an investigational drug to standard SLE medication can help people with this condition.

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About clinical research

About clinical research

Clinical research is essential for advancing the management or treatment of medical conditions and diseases. All potential medications must be tested in clinical studies before they can be approved and prescribed for people to use.

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taking part

Taking part

By joining a clinical study, you will play a vital role in medical research and potentially help other people living with SLE in the future.

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study volunteers

The most important people in clinical research are study volunteers. Without people like you, clinical studies could not take place.

This website provides information about the PHOENYCS FLY Study, a clinical study sponsored by UCB Biopharma SRL. It is evaluating the use of an investigational drug in people with systemic lupus erythematosus. Information placed on this digital platform is not intended as a substitute for consultation with your healthcare professional. For further information about the disease described on this website or treatment options of this disease, please consult your treating physician.

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