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MS-STAT2: A phase 3 randomised, double blind, clinical trial investigating the effectiveness of repurposed simvastatin compared to placebo in secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, in slowing the progression of disability

Project title: MS-STAT2: A phase 3 randomised, double blind, clinical trial investigating the effectiveness of repurposed simvastatin compared to placebo in secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, in slowing the progression of disability

Call to action: 15/57 15/57 HTA CET Open Call, HTA EOI to Full Form, closing 3 September 2015

Research type: Primary Research

Chief investigator: Professor Jeremy ChatawayORCID logo

Contractor: University College London

Cost: £4,445,242.36

Co-investigators: Dr Jennifer Nicholas, Mr Stuart Nixon, Mrs Marie BraisherORCID logo, Mrs Susan Tebbs, Professor Alan Thompson, Professor Christopher FrostORCID logo, Professor Gavin GiovannoniORCID logo, Professor Helen FordORCID logo, Professor John GreenwoodORCID logo, Professor Olga CiccarelliORCID logo, Professor Richard Nicholas, Professor Siddharthan ChandranORCID logo, Professor Sue PavittORCID logo.

Started: March 2017 | Status: Research in progress

ISRCTN: 82598726

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