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Where can I find clinical trial locations for rheumatoid arthritis implants?

The FDA recently approved the SetPoint System, an implantable device for RA. SetPoint Medical plans to roll out this implant in select U.S. cities in 2025, with wider availability expected in 2026.

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Where can I find clinical trial locations for rheumatoid arthritis implants?

The FDA recently approved the SetPoint System, an implantable device for RA. SetPoint Medical plans to roll out this implant in select U.S. cities in 2025, with wider availability expected in 2026.

If you're interested in clinical trials for RA implants or other treatments, talk to your rheumatologist. They can:

- Recommend studies that may be a good fit for you
- Help you get in contact with study organizers
- Explain inclusion and exclusion criteria

Several stem cell therapy clinical trials are also listed on ClinicalTrials.gov, though specific locations aren't detailed in the available information. Your healthcare provider can help you find trials near you and determine if you meet the requirements to participate.

Every clinical trial has specific requirements based on factors like age, disease activity level, and current medications. The study organizers will discuss these requirements with you before you join.

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