Are you affected by
systemic sclerosis?

If you or a loved one are living with systemic sclerosis (scleroderma or SSc), consider joining the TibuSURE clinical study where researchers are exploring whether a new study drug could impact disease progression in individuals with systemic sclerosis.

What is the Purpose of the TibuSURE Study?

The goal of this study is to determine the safety and effectiveness of tibulizumab and determine whether it affects certain systemic sclerosis signs and symptoms.

You may know systemic sclerosis as scleroderma or SSc.

Can I Participate?

You may be eligible to participate in this study if you:

Are between 18 and 70 years old

Have a confirmed diagnosis of systemic sclerosis impacting your extremities (for example: arms, legs, hands, feet, etc.)

Have experienced symptoms related to your systemic sclerosis for fewer than 5 years (apart from Raynaud’s)

Why Should I Join the TibuSURE Study?

By enrolling in this Phase 2 study, you may participate in a clinical study working to determine if the study drug is able to decrease disease activity in the following ways:

Reduce skin thickening

Improve lung function

Other eligibility criteria apply and will be evaluated by a study doctor if you choose to continue with screening for the study.

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Learn more about this clinical study opportunity.

By enrolling in this Phase 2 study, you may receive:

Access to expert physicians with experience managing systemic sclerosis

Travel and accommodation support for study visits

Assessments on your health

The investigational study drug at no cost to you

Insurance is not required to join this study

What Should I Expect?

Step 1
Submit Online Questionnaire
This questionnaire will ask for your contact information and a few questions about your medical history to determine your eligibility. Then, select a time for a short phone call with PatientWing.

Submitting the questionnaire is voluntary and does not require a commitment to participate in the study.

Step 2
Speak With PatientWing
PatientWing is partnering with Zura Bio to help identify potential individuals who may be interested and qualify for the TibuSURE study.  You will have a short call to answer additional questions about your medical history and determine whether you might be a potential participant for the study. If appropriate, PatientWing will help collect your medical records. 
Step 3
Speak With a Research Site
After your conversation with PatientWing, you may meet the research team who will review your medical records.  If the research team thinks you are a good fit, they will schedule a screening visit. The research team will provide more information during your conversation with them.

No question is a bad question so please share your concerns with the team! 
Step 4
Study Participation
After you've completed the screening activities, the research team will notify you about your eligibility to continue as a study participant and potentially receive drug as part of the trial. If you continue in the study after being confirmed as eligible, you should expect the following:

• You will visit the study site 16 times over approximately 1 year and 2 months.
• You will be given 2 injections at the study site once every two weeks for the first month and then every four weeks thereafter.
• If eligible, you may receive travel and accommodation support for study visits.  

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get started?

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Is there any cost for me to participate?

How will the study drug be taken?

How long will the study take?

Are there possible benefits of participating?

Who's Involved?

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Tibulizumab is an investigational agent, meaning that its efficacy and safety have not been established by any regulatory agency worldwide.