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RCT1100 for Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia
Study Summary
This trial will explore a new drug's safety and tolerability in humans for the first time. #medicine
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Study Objectives
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the eligibility criteria for this experiment restricted to adults aged 55 and over?
"This study is accessible to adults aged 18-65."
Is it feasible for me to partake in this research trial?
"The criteria for enrolment into this trial dictates that participants must be afflicted with primary ciliary dyskinesia and between 18 to 65 years old. 9 individuals will have the opportunity to participate in this medical study."
Is this research endeavor presently open to new participants?
"According to information accessible through clinicaltrials.gov, this trial is currently looking for participants. It was launched on February 18th of 2023 and underwent its most recent update in December 11th of the same year."
How many test sites have been designated for this trial?
"This research is currently enrolling participants from 4 sites in Philadelphia, Sydney, London and other locales. It would be prudent to select the nearest clinic for ease of access when signing up."
Has RCT1100 received authorization from the Food and Drug Administration?
"Due to the limited data currently available, RCT1100 has been assigned a safety rating of 1 on our scale. This is consistent with its Phase 1 status, which implies that there have only been preliminary studies evaluating efficacy and safety."
How many individuals are being enlisted for this clinical trial?
"To successfully conduct this study, ReCode Therapeutics will need to recruit 9 qualified participants. Recruitment efforts are taking place at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and Macquarie University in Sydney, New South Wales."
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