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Semaglutide Tablets for Healthy Subjects
Study Summary
This trial will test 2 different tablet versions of a known medicine to investigate how much of the active ingredient is in the blood. It will involve healthy male participants over 22 weeks.
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From 2020 Phase 4 trial • 104 Patients • NCT04189848Trial Design
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Am I qualified to enroll in this research endeavor?
"In order to qualify for the trial, individuals must be healthy and between 18-64 years old. Currently, this clinical project is recruiting approximately 120 members."
Are medical professionals currently signing up participants for this clinical test?
"Currently, this medical experiment is recruiting patients. Initially posted on September 28th 2023, the trial was last amended October 18th 2023 according to clinicaltrials.gov records."
Is this investigation of any benefit to individuals aged over 55?
"The age range for this trial is 18 - 64. However, there are 66 studies available to those younger than the specified cutoff and 405 research opportunities for people aged 65 or more."
Has the FDA given authorization for Sequence 1: Semaglutide J and Semaglutide K?
"Considering the limited efficacy and safety data available, our team at Power has estimated Sequence 1: Semaglutide J then Semaglutide K to be relatively unsafe with a score of 1."
How many subjects are taking part in this research?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov reveals that this medical experiment, which was originally posted on September 28th 2023, is currently recruiting participants. Approximately 120 people must be enrolled from 1 clinical site."
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