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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE TRIAL?
01:14
HOPE4OA is a research trial for people suffering moderate to severe knee pain - likely due to osteoarthritis (OA).
This short film explains.
TESTIMONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
KOA FOR ME
02:19
‘If you’ve got OA people really don’t understand what we’re going through. It’s so painful. It’s so so hard to put up with. And it’s about time we did something about it.’
Watch Greg's story
LIVING WITH KOA
02:18
‘It feels like bone on bone. If I go for a walk, my leg is painful. If I’m in the garden, I can’t get down to the weeds, because my knee is swollen, so it won’t bend. It’s just really difficult.’
Watch Vivien's story
GUIDANCE
GUIDANCE
NO APPROVED CURE FOR KOA
02:18
Osteoarthritis of the knee is not just an isolated pain in the knee. It has a trickle-down effect on the rest of your life.
Specialist Sports Physician, Dr Philip Bloom, discusses your options.
HOW IS KOA DIAGNOSED?
01:43
There is not one specific test for diagnosis of osteoarthritis (OA). Your doctor will diagnose or rule out OA based on your symptoms and a physical exam.
Dr Philip Bloom explains KOA diagnosis
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE TRIAL?
01:59
It’s important that you know the details and that you’re able to pull out at any time.
Registered nurse Andrea Grima, explains.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
WHAT IS A CLINICAL TRIAL?
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Clinical trials are research studies that test in humans the safety and effectiveness of new medical therapies and are used to answer questions about the new drug.
This short film explains.
WHAT IS INFORMED CONSENT?
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Everyone taking part in a clinical trial must give ‘informed consent’. This is a document that explains what will happen to you if you choose to participate in the trial
This short film explains.
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