
Investigational medication for Sjogren's disease
For adults living with Sjogren's disease, including dry mouth and dry eyes. The study tests medicines that are still being researched.
Our rheumatology trials study treatments for autoimmune and joint conditions, including arthritis and lupus.

Joints are places where bones meet. Arthritis affects the joints and can cause pain, swelling or stiffness that makes movement difficult.
The immune system normally helps defend the body against germs. In autoimmune conditions such as lupus, it attacks healthy tissue by mistake. These conditions can affect more than the joints.

For adults living with Sjogren's disease, including dry mouth and dry eyes. The study tests medicines that are still being researched.
Call to ask about a study in this area.
A coordinator explains the study and its requirements.
The study doctor reviews the details and answers your questions before you sign.
Keep seeing your own doctor and tell them about the study. You can choose to leave the study at any time.
Each study has its own requirements. Ask the coordinator to review the details with you.
No. You can ask questions before deciding. The study doctor reviews the consent form with you before you sign.
Yes. A study does not replace your regular care. Keep your doctor informed about your participation.