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Study Summary
This trial will test a new drug, ZN-c5, to treat advanced breast cancer that is positive for estrogen receptors and negative for human epidermal growth factor receptor 2. The drug will be given orally, and the trial will assess safety, tolerability, and preliminary efficacy.
- Breast Cancer
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From 2023 Phase 2 trial • 55 Patients • NCT03007979Trial Design
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What is the maximum capacity for participants in this trial?
"At this moment, recruitment for this trial is not available. Initially listed on December 8th 2018 and last revised November 2nd 2022, the research is currently at a standstill. For those seeking to participate in other studies, there are 2596 trials related to breast cancer that still need participants as well as 133 further investigations concerning ZN-c5."
What other experiments have been conducted using ZN-c5 as a variable?
"Presently, there are 133 trials being conducted for ZN-c5. Of these active clinical studies, 16 have already advanced to Phase 3 status. Although the majority of all related tests originate from Burgas in New jersey, over 6500 other sites around the world offer patients access to this specific treatment regimen."
To what ailments is ZN-c5 most often administered?
"ZN-c5 has been found to be effective in treating a variety of maladies, such as postmenopause and advance directives. The drug is most commonly prescribed for the treatment of breast cancer."
Is there an opportunity to join this experiment at present?
"At the present moment, this specific trial has ceased searching for patients. Initially posted on December 8th 2018, it was last updated November 2nd 2022. If seeking alternative clinical trials related to breast cancer, there are 2596 studies available and 133 recruiting individuals suffering from ZN-c5."
Are multiple sites in North America carrying out this research?
"Currently, 12 different trial sites are enrolling patients in locales including New york City, Nashville, and Houston. It is advisable to pick the closest one to reduce any inconveniences related to travelling if you choose to take part."
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