business of Merck. “As a patient-directed company, we are prioritizing the voices of MG patients in shaping our clinical program. Their insights will continue to be instrumental to ensure we meet the needs of patients to deliver therapeutic innovation for this rare, chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disorder.”

To shape the MyClad trial and ensure it meets the needs of patients, Merck developed a patient council and collaborates with more than 20 MG patient advocacy groups around the world. Insights from the council have informed study protocols, recruitment materials and potential future product packaging options for the clinical trial program.

In addition, Merck is collaborating with Ad Scientiam, a medical equipment manufacturing company, to launch a prospective, multi-center pilot study exploring an investigational software as a medical device designed to support the management of people living with gMG. The study will investigate how wearable technologies, smart
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