Natural history studies are essential for advancing our understanding of diseases, especially rare conditions with limited research. These studies monitor disease progression in their natural, untreated forms, providing invaluable insights that inform the development of effective treatments and precision medicine.
Our latest report explores the key benefits of natural history studies, including their role in understanding disease progression, identifying variability and subtypes, and informing clinical trial design. We also highlight real-world examples, such as the Duchenne Natural History Study, that have made a real difference in how we approach disease.
It's a quick and informative read; download below!