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Oral Ubrogepant vs. Oral Atogepant in Healthy Women
Study Summary
This trial will compare how ubrogepant and atogepant tablets move through the body in healthy lactating women. 24 participants will be enrolled in the US.
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From 2020 Phase 3 trial • 744 Patients • NCT03700320Trial Design
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- Group 1: Atogepant
- Group 2: Ubrogepant
Frequently Asked Questions
Are any individuals aged 80 or above being admitted into this research project?
"This research project is seeking individuals aged 18 and up to 45 years old."
Is recruitment still open for this research project?
"Indeed, the information on clinicaltrials.gov suggests that this trial is enrolling patients at present. It was first posted to the website on June 26th 2023 and most recently updated a few days later on June 30th of the same year. A modest number (24) of participants need to be recruited from 1 site."
Has Atogepant been granted authorization from the Food and Drug Administration?
"Since this is a Phase 1 trial with limited evidence for both safety and efficacy, Atogepant receives an estimated score of 1."
How many participants are there in this clinical experiment?
"Indeed, information from clinicaltrials.gov suggests that this trial is actively enlisting participants. The initial posting for the study was on June 26th 2023 and has been revised as of June 30th 2023. They are seeking 24 volunteers across one centre."
Who has the opportunity to participate in this research effort?
"This research endeavour is welcoming 24 participants aged between 18-45 who maintain a state of health. To be eligible, volunteers must meet additional criteria including delivery without complications at 37-42 weeks gestation, consent to using pasteurized donor milk or previously pumped/stored breastmilk for their infant and agreement with the use of provided pumps during collection."
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