Dystance Clinical Trial

Updated 7/7/2020

Seeking patients with bunions for a research study called "Dystance"

The Dystance study will look at the safety and effectiveness of a study medication compared with placebo (no active ingredients), given by injection, in adults ages 18 years or older with hallux abducto valgus (HAV), more commonly known as a bunion. What is learned from this study may help those with bunions in the future.

Eligible participants will receive:

Potential access to study medication at no charge
Opportunity to participate in the Open-Label Period where all participants will receive the study drug

Study-related care and monitoring by a healthcare team
Education about bunion condition

To see if you are eligible to participate in the Dystance study, please click here.

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