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JNJ-75220795 for Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Study Summary
This trial tests the safety and side effects of a new drug, JNJ-75220795.
- Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)
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What is the aggregate tally of participants in this experiment?
"To bring this clinical trial to fruition, 112 participants who satisfy the eligibility criteria must be recruited. The sponsor of said research project is Janssen Research & Development LLC, and it will take place in multiple locations such as Research Centers of America, LLC (Hollywood, Florida) and Altasciences Inc. (Cypress, California)."
Are any new participants being welcomed into the research?
"Verifiable information on clinicaltrials.gov outlines that this medical trial is actively enrolling patients, commencing from April 29th 2021 and having since been updated as of November 8th 2022."
Are applicants younger than 55 years of age being accepted for inclusion in this research?
"To participate in this clinical trial, individuals must be of legal age and younger than 65 years old."
To what degree is participation in this trial restricted?
"To qualify for this research project, individuals must have fatty liver and be within the specified age range of 18-65. The total sample size is 112 participants."
Could you elaborate on the potential hazards of taking JNJ-75220795?
"We rate the safety of JNJ-75220795 at 1 given its current status as a Phase 1 trial, indicating there is limited evidence to show efficacy and security."
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