An "all-wheel drive" proposal to accelerate clinical research in common and rare neurological diseases
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- DOI: 10.1007/s10072-019-04189-4
An "all-wheel drive" proposal to accelerate clinical research in common and rare neurological diseases
Abstract
The complex biology of neurological diseases calls for collaborative efforts that may increase the success rate of clinical research. Models have been proposed, but concrete actions remain insufficient. Based on recent considerations from basic science, from science of patient input and from an analysis of scientific resources in Italy, we here explain why our country may represent an appropriate environment for such actions. Furthermore, we sketch operational framework and business model to be applied in order to accelerate, in parallel, the development of therapies in common and rare diseases.
Keywords: Clinical research; Multiple sclerosis; Pathophysiology; Rare diseases; Therapies.
Conflict of interest statement
The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.
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