Narcolepsy Facts

There is a lot of misinformation about narcolepsy, especially with its portrayal in the media. Understanding more about narcolepsy can help you determine if participating in narcolepsy research is right for you, your loved one, or your patient.

Review these quick facts about narcolepsy to understand more about how it impacts overall health.  

Narcolepsy Clinical Trials Contribute in Big Ways 

Treating narcolepsy symptoms can be challenging for both patients and physicians due to the variety of both symptoms and long-term effects, such as additional neurological disorders that impact the central nervous system and immune system, as well as psychiatric disorders.

Participating in clinical trials and research studies benefits the community by ultimately enhancing understanding of this condition. Join a clinical trial today and let’s work toward potential new, innovative treatments for this complex condition. 

Why Participate in a Narcolepsy Trial 

Participating in clinical trials for narcolepsy is a proactive way to contribute to advancements in sleep disorder research. Clinical trials are crucial for developing new potential treatments and understanding narcolepsy better. By joining a trial, you gain access to the latest investigational therapies and contribute to broader medical knowledge that can benefit others with the condition. People with narcolepsy are often involved in these trials to help researchers understand the disorder more comprehensively.