Committed to uncovering the connection between brain inflammation and mental health.
About Us
Brain Inflammation Collaborative is driving tangible, real-world advances in clinical standards of care, or treatment protocols, for neuroinflammation.
Better diagnosis and treatment of brain inflammation starts with more data that is clinical research-grade, decentralized, anonymized, and controlled. We are building a comprehensive, longitudinal digital health platform, driven by and for patients and researchers.
We apply a decentralized approach to research-grade data collection through unhide®. The platform empowers patients to take a more active role in their medical care by making it simpler to keep track of symptoms, conditions, treatments and other interventions, diet, sleep, and more.
Many families face significant financial, logistical, and/or health-related barriers to participating in traditional clinical research. unhide® works to bridge that gap.
We support patients and caregivers by offering free resources such as symptom tracking, educational information, access to research results, and making clinical research participation more feasible.
We amplify patient voices and partner with patients to ensure our research is patient-led, experience-driven, and that our goals match their needs.
We engage researchers and healthcare providers by reducing the barriers to engaging in clinical research focused on neuroinflammation and related conditions.
We collaborate with researchers to address the most challenging aspects of clinical research, including protocol development, guidance on outcome measures, help with regulatory requirements such as IRB approval, participant recruitment, data hygiene, analysis, and publication assistance.
Focused, intentional research fuels standardized diagnosis protocol, updated standards of care, and education for healthcare providers on how to best care for their patients.
We stand with advocates and supporters by providing education and research analysis to drive awareness.
We partner with advocacy groups, support groups, and other exceptional organizations working to support families, educate clinicians, and connect researchers to critical resources to do the necessary research.
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