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Omaveloxolone only (Period 1), Then Omaveloxolone and efavirenz (Period 2) for Healthy Adult Subjects
Study Summary
This trial tests how a single oral dose of a drug affects healthy subjects over a 42-day period. 20 people will take the drug and its effects will be measured.
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Are geriatric patients being accepted into this experimentation?
"As outlined in the study's inclusion guidelines, only persons between 18 and 55 years old can enroll as participants."
Are the two phases of this medication regimen – Omaveloxolone alone and Omaveloxolone combined with efavirenz – sanctioned by the FDA?
"The safety rating of Omaveloxolone in isolation (Period 1), followed by a combination with efavirenz during Period 2, was conservatively evaluated as a score of 1. This reflects that the current phase is only Phase I and there is limited data available to assess efficacy or safety."
Does my profile fit the criteria to participate in this experiment?
"To be eligible for this study, prospective participants must meet the criteria of an adult between 18 and 55 years old. The trial is seeking to recruit roughly 20 people in total."
Is there still accommodation available for participants in this research?
"Based on the information regarding this medical trial found on clinicaltrials.gov, recruitement has been closed since June 8th 2023. Although no more patients are being accepted for this study, 3 other trials with similar objectives remain open to enrolling participants."
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