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INDV-2000 BID + Midazolam for Healthy Subjects
Study Summary
This trial looks at how a drug called INDV-2000 may affect how our bodies process other medications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are participants aged 80 or younger admissible for this trial?
"The age range for this clinical trial is 18 to 55. Separately, there are 51 trials dedicated to people younger than the lower cutoff and 354 focusing on those aged 65 or above."
Has the INDV-2000 BID + Midazolam combination been sanctioned by the FDA?
"The safety of INDV-2000 BID + Midazolam was calculated to be a 1 on our internal scale, as the drug is still in Phase 1 and there are only minimal data points available that attest to its efficacy and security."
Are enrollment opportunities currently available for those wishing to take part in the research?
"As per information shared on clinicaltrials.gov, recruitment for this trial is not currently active. In fact, the study was initially published on March 15th 2023 and last edited on January 12th 2023. However, there are 809 alternate trials that can accept participants right now."
To whom is enrollment available for this research?
"This clinical trial seeks 20 individuals with healthy characteristics aged between 18 and 55. Prospective patients must meet certain criteria, including a body mass index of 18 to 32 kg/m^2 (inclusive), non-smoking status for at least 3 months prior to the first dosing, no uterus or history of permanent cessation of ovarian function due surgical removal or failure, as well as agreement by male participants to follow contraception guidelines outlined in the protocol. Most notably though, all candidates should be willing and able sign an informed consent form before enrolling in this research project."
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