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CB03-154 for Healthy Subjects
Study Summary
This trial tests the safety and efficacy of CB03-154 in the treatment of Epilepsy.
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To what extent could CB03-154 harm patients?
"Considering the limited clinical data available, our team assessed CB03-154 as having a safety rating of 1. This reflects its status as being in phase one testing."
What is the aggregate patient count of this experiment?
"Yes, information hosted on clinicaltrials.gov affirms that this investigation is at present enrolling individuals. This trial was originally published on May 2nd 2022 and has been most recently updated in August 14th 2022. Aimed to involve 70 patients from a single site."
Who meets the criteria to participate in this research?
"Potential participants must demonstrate healthy subjects (hs) and be between 18-55 years old to qualify for this clinical trial. Approximately 70 individuals are required for the study."
Are participants aged 20 or older eligible for enrollment in this experiment?
"This medical study is only open to participants between the age of 18 and 55. Separately, there are 50 clinical trials for minors and 372 for seniors."
Is this research currently open to volunteers?
"Affirmative. Information found on clinicaltrials.gov demonstrates that this investigation, which was initially posted on May 2nd 2022, is actively recruiting volunteers. 70 participants need to be sourced from a single research facility."
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