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Clinical trials and research at Mucommune, LLC
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 18 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $14.2 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 18NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (18)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Long‑lasting antibody vaginal ring for non‑hormonal birth control
Testing a vaginal ring that slowly releases an antibody to trap sperm and prevent pregnancy for people seeking non‑hormonal contraception.
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Vaginal ring releasing non-hormonal antibody contraception for month-long use
A monthly vaginal ring delivers a non-hormonal antibody-based contraceptive, offering a convenient, user-controlled option for women who want to avoid daily dosing or invasive procedures.
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On-demand non-hormonal vaginal contraception with a fast-dissolving antibody tablet
A new on-demand vaginal tablet dissolves quickly to release a monoclonal antibody for non-hormonal contraception.
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Biospecimen Core for HMCA Development
A team at Mucommune is building a specialized lab core to measure HMCA antibody levels precisely in animals and people to guide dosing and safety in non-hormonal contraceptive development.
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Non-hormonal contraceptive antibodies for on-demand vaginal tablet and monthly ring options
A patient-friendly opportunity to support development of a non-hormonal birth control method using a vaginal tablet or ring powered by a potent antibody.
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Non-hormonal, antibody-based contraception that can be used on demand or long-acting
A new antibody-based method aims to provide safe, hormone-free birth control that a person can use when they choose, with options for both quick-use and longer-lasting protection.
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In vivo B7-H3 CAR-T cells for pancreatic cancer therapy
A patient-friendly look at a new approach that aims to produce CAR-T cells directly inside the body to target pancreatic cancer.
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Fast-dissolving non-hormonal contraception tablet for on-demand use
A non-hormonal, fast-acting tablet is being developed to provide discreet, on-demand contraception for women who prefer not to use hormones.
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In vivo engineering of B7-H3 CAR-T cells for ovarian cancer therapy
A patient-focused look at a new, in-body CAR-T cell therapy designed to target ovarian cancer by engineering T cells directly inside the body to fight tumors.
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A vaginal ring that releases lactic acid to prevent and treat bacterial vaginosis
A woman-friendly intravaginal ring could steadily release lactic acid to help prevent and treat bacterial vaginosis and reduce recurrence.
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LA-releasing vaginal ring to prevent and treat bacterial vaginosis
A new vaginal ring slowly releases lactic acid for a month to help prevent and treat bacterial vaginosis in women.
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In vivo engineered CD19/CD138 CAR-T cells for lupus (autoimmune disease)
Aims to create a one-step, in-body CAR-T therapy to help people with systemic lupus erythematosus by targeting B cells and autoantibody production.
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Non-hormonal vaginal ring to prevent pregnancy using a powerful anti-sperm antibody
A new non-hormonal vaginal ring releases an anti-sperm antibody to trap sperm and prevent pregnancy, offering a user-controlled option without daily pills or coital timing.
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Creating a new non-hormonal contraceptive using anti-sperm antibodies
This study is exploring a new, easy-to-use birth control method that involves a ring you place inside your vagina, which releases a special antibody to help stop sperm from reaching an egg, giving you more control without the need for daily pills or timing.
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Developing a treatment to prevent allergic reactions to PEGylated medicines
This study is looking at how to help people who have allergic reactions to certain medicines that contain PEG, by using a special form of PEG to stop those allergies and make the treatments work better and safer for them.
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New inhaled treatment for respiratory viruses in adults and the elderly
This study is testing a new inhaled treatment called MM004 that aims to help older adults and those with weakened immune systems fight off respiratory viruses like RSV and MPV, by delivering medicine directly to the lungs where it's needed most.
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Development of a non-hormonal contraceptive intravaginal ring
This study is testing a new, easy-to-use contraceptive ring that women can insert themselves, which releases a special antibody to help prevent pregnancy without hormones, making it a great option for those who prefer not to use hormonal birth control.
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A new non-hormonal contraceptive intravaginal ring using anti-sperm antibodies
This study is testing a new type of birth control that uses a special ring you can place inside your body to release antibodies that catch sperm, giving women a non-hormonal option that’s easy to use without needing to take something every day or worry about timing.
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