Your story can help shape the future of MG research

Join the Vitaccess Real MG Registry and help researchers better understand life with myasthenia gravis – directly from the people who live with it every day. Registering your interest takes less than a minute, and your experience could help improve care for the entire MG community.

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    Why your voice matters

    Living with myasthenia gravis means navigating symptoms, treatments, and daily challenges that may not always be visible to others.

    Researchers and healthcare professionals need to understand these real-world experiences to improve care.

    By joining the registry, you help ensure that the patient voice is included in future MG research.

    Your participation can help researchers learn:

    • How MG symptoms affect daily life
    • How treatments work outside of clinical trials
    • What matters most to people living with MG

    What participation looks like

    Taking part in the research is simple and designed to fit into your life.
    Most surveys take about 10–15 minutes per month.

    Step 1

    Sign up

    Register your interest and confirm your eligibility.

    Step 2

    You’ll receive full information about the registry and can decide whether to participate.

    Step 3

    Share your experiences

    To take part, you’ll securely connect at least one medical record and begin sharing your experience by completing short online surveys about your symptoms, treatments, and daily life.

    How this research helps the MG community

    Clinical trials are important, but they don’t always show the full picture of what it’s like to live with MG every day. Your participation helps ensure that research reflects what truly matters to people living with MG.

    The Vitaccess Real MG Registry helps fill that gap by combining:

    • Patient experiences
    • Treatment information
    • Quality-of-life data

    Helps researchers understand the real-world impact of MG and may support:

    • Improved treatments
    • Better patient care
    • Stronger evidence for future therapies

    What's in it for me?

    Receive compensation

    As a token of appreciation for your valuable participation, you will receive vouchers.​

    Access your medical records

    With your consent, you can access all your collected healthcare records anytime through a secure patient portal.​

    Provide valuable insights

    Patient-reported data is the most valuable perspective on the disease, helping researchers discover new treatments and ways to manage MG.​

    Be heard

    As the real experts of MG, your experiences and insights guide new research and discoveries, potentially changing the course of MG in the near future.

    The Vitaccess Real MG Registry is Sponsored by Vitaccess, a patient-centred research organization based in the United Kingdom.
    Our Scientific Advisory Board includes clinical and patient representation, and guides development and management of the registry to ensure it is conducted to the highest level of academic rigor, and in the best interest of patients.

    Ali Habib, MD

    UCI Health, CA

    Prof Saiju Jacob

    Birmingham University Hospital

    Dr Francesco SaccĂ 

    University of Naples

    Dr Zabeen Mahuwala

    UK HealthCare, KY

    Dr Kelly Gwathmey

    Columbia University

    Emma Ward

    Patient representative, UK

    Amanda Hayes

    Muscular Dystrophy UK

    Prof Michael Hehir

    UVM Health

    MGFA

    Partner

    Vitaccess

    Sponsor

    Your privacy comes first

    Protecting your information is a top priority. Your trust matters, and your information will always be handled responsibly.

    Researchers only receive de-identified information

    You can withdraw at any time

    Your data is stored securely

    Participation is completely voluntary

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