Bristol Myers Squibb recognizes that people living with autoimmune diseases urgently need more treatment options. We are deeply committed to exploring the potential of CAR T cell therapy and bringing new medicines to the patients who need them
To learn more about our clinical studies in an autoimmune disease, click an icon below.
When you participate in a study, everyone can learn
Patients who take part in clinical studies may help the development of potential treatments for future patients. During a clinical study, a specially trained treatment team oversees your care. They will give you a study plan outlining the schedule for all your visits and what to expect. They will also explain the study plan in detail to you. This will help you decide if you want to participate in the study. If you choose to join the study, your treatment team will answer any questions you may have along the way. Your study participation is completely voluntary. You can opt to leave the study at any time. During the study, sharing your experience with your team is an important part of your role.
BMS supports diversity in clinical study enrollment. When diverse patients take part in studies, we learn more about how a treatment is likely to work in the real world.
Talking to your doctor about participation in a CAR T cell therapy clinical study
Would you like to talk about participation in a CAR T cell therapy clinical study with your doctor? These questions may help you get started.
- How does CAR T cell therapy work?
- Has this CAR T cell therapy been tested before for my disease?
- What are the potential benefits of participating?
- What are the potential risks of participating?
- Will you still be involved in my care?
- Will the study affect my current treatment plan?
- Why might this study be a good fit for me?
- Do I need support or a caregiver to help me through this?
- Will I have to take time off work?
- What happens during this study?
- Is there a CAR T cell therapy study site near me?
- What support will I receive while I am being treated at the treatment center?
- Is there a cost to participate in the study?
- Will there be reimbursement for travel to the study site?*
*Subject to clinical site participation.
To learn more about autoimmune diseases, visit these
independent educational organizations
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Lupus and Allied Diseases Association, Inc.
Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathy
Myositis Support & Understanding
Systemic Sclerosis
National Scleroderma Foundation
Scleroderma Research Foundation
Multiple Sclerosis
Autoimmune Diseases
