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BMN 255 for Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Study Summary
This trial tests the safety and effectiveness of BMN 255 for adults with NAFLD and hyperoxaluria, comparing it to a placebo.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any open slots for involvement in this investigation?
"The research study, launched on September 26th 2023 and updated on November 16th 2023, is actively searching for trial participants. This information can be found through clinicaltrials.gov"
Does this clinical trial include individuals aged 45 and older?
"According to the standards set forth by this clinical trial, only those aged 18 or higher and younger than 70 may be eligible for participation."
How many sites are currently executing this clinical trial?
"Currently, 6 medical centres have opened their doors to participants in this trial. These include ProSciento Inc., Georgia Clinical Research LLC., and Medpace's Clinical Pharmacology Unit as well as 3 other sites across the country."
What possible risks are associated with using BMN 255 Investigational drug arm?
"There is only minimal information to support the efficacy and safety of BMN 255 Investigational drug arm, thus we have assigned it a rating of 1."
What is the cap on participants for this clinical trial?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov displays evidence that this experiment is presently enrolling participants after being first posted on September 26th 2023 and recently updated on November 16th 2023. The study requires 24 patients from 6 different research facilities."
For what demographic is this trial best suited?
"In order to join this clinical trial, individuals must have hyperoxaluria and be between 18 and 70 years of age. The research team is looking for approximately two dozen participants."
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