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Bocidelpar for Reduced Maximum Oxygen Uptake Syndrome
Study Summary
This trial will study ASP0367, a potential new drug, to see if it is better than placebo at improving aerobic capacity, as well as safety and tolerability. It will also compare the drug to placebo in terms of other measures of aerobic capacity and functional capacity.
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To what extent can Bocidelpar be detrimental to human health?
"As it is a Phase 1 trial, meaning minimal information exists on its efficacy and safety, the Bocidelpar scored a '1' for our team's risk assessment."
Do I meet the prerequisites to join this experiment?
"This clinical trial is currently accepting 40 individuals aged 18-60 with diminished maximum oxygen uptake due to inadequate systemic oxygen extraction. Eligibility criteria include body mass index (BMI) between 17 and 36 kg/m^2, the ability to adhere to the study requirements for its duration, a peak exercise ([Ca-VO2])/[Hb] ≤ 0.85 and VO2max < 85% predicted in absence of cardiac or pulmonary limitation determined by cardiopulmonary exercize test (CPET), nonpregnant women who agree not to breastfeed during treatment period and 28 days following IP administration, male participants must"
What are the paramount goals of this trial?
"The main goal of this trial, to be measured over a 6 week period, is to determine the safety and tolerability of the medication through Adverse Events (AEs). Secondary objectives include exploring how changes in workload at ventilatory anaerobic threshold (VAT) during aCPET, predicted V02max during aCPET, and workload at peak during aCPET will vary from baseline."
Is this experiment still enrolling participants?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov displays that this investigation, which was initially posted on May 27th 2021, is currently recruiting individuals for participation. This research requires 40 subjects from a single medical facility to complete the study."
What is the aggregate number of individuals participating in this medical trial?
"Affirmative. The information on clinicialtrials.gov demonstrate that this clinical study, which was posted initially on May 27th 2021, is currently accepting participants. Approximately 40 individuals must be enrolled from 1 site."
Are there any age restrictions for participation in this trial?
"This medical study is seeking participants who are aged 18 and above but younger than 60."
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