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REM-422 for Acute Myelogenous Leukemia
Study Summary
This trial aims to test the safety and effectiveness of REM-422, a drug that targets MYB mRNA, in people with a type of blood disorder called Higher Risk MDS and a type of leukemia
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At present, how many distinct locations are simultaneously conducting this experimental investigation?
"This trial is conducted at esteemed institutions like City of Hope in Duarte, California; Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida; Memorial Sloan Kettering in New york, New York; and an additional 4 sites."
Is the current investigation open for participant enrollment?
"The clinical trial, initially shared on 3/15/2024 and most recently revised on 2/29/2024, is no longer open for participant recruitment as indicated by information available on clinicaltrials.gov. Nonetheless, there are currently 2894 alternative studies actively seeking participants."
What specific objectives does this medical study aim to fulfill?
"The primary aim of this examination is to scrutinize the frequency and severity of Treatment Emergent Adverse Events (TEAEs) over a 24-month period, assessed at the conclusion of each 28-day cycle. Additionally, secondary objectives encompass determining REM-422's pharmacokinetic profile by measuring maximal concentration (Cmax), minimal concentration (Cmin), and time to peak drug concentration (Tmax)."
What are the potential risks associated with REM-422 for individuals undergoing treatment?
"The safety of REM-422 is rated at 1 by our team due to the early Phase 1 trial stage, indicating minimal data available on both safety and efficacy."
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