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JK07 low dose for Heart Failure (RENEU-HF Trial)
RENEU-HF Trial Summary
"This trial is testing a new drug, JK07, on adults aged 18-85 with heart failure. The study will have two groups of participants based on the strength of their heart. Participants will
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Does this study allow participation for individuals older than 20 years of age?
"The trial is seeking individuals aged above 18 and below 85 years."
Has the FDA given its approval for the use of JK07 in low doses?
"The safety evaluation by Power team for JK07 low dose in this Phase 2 trial is rated at 2, indicating some existing safety data but no efficacy evidence."
In how many medical facilities is this examination being conducted?
"Six medical facilities, such as New Generation of Medical Research in Hialeah and Louisiana Heart Center in Covington, are currently conducting this trial. Additional sites include St. Louis Heart and Vascular Cardiology in Saint Louis among others."
How large is the patient population participating in this medical study?
"A total of 282 eligible individuals are required to meet the inclusion criteria and partake in this medical investigation. Prospective participants have the option to engage in this research at various sites, including New Generation of Medical Research situated in Hialeah, Florida, as well as Louisiana Heart Center located in Covington, Louisiana."
Are eligible patients able to enroll in this ongoing trial at the present time?
"Indeed, as per clinicaltrials.gov, this current research endeavor is actively seeking eligible participants. The study was initially shared on March 28th, 2024 and the most recent update occurred on April 12th of the same year. A total of 282 individuals are sought for enrollment across six distinct sites."
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