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Eltrekibart for Hidradenitis Suppurativa
Study Summary
This trial studies the safety and effectiveness of a drug to treat moderate-to-severe hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). It may last up to 62 weeks and include up to 31 visits.
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Study Objectives
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are new enrollees still being welcomed into this trial?
"According to clinicialtrials.gov, this research endeavour is currently searching for participants to enroll. The trial was initially posted on October 23rd of 2023 and its most recent update was also made in the same month."
Does this research include individuals aged 50 or above?
"This study is open to individuals aged 18-75, while 4 trials are offered to those younger and 36 for seniors."
What are the potential health risks associated with Eltrekibart Dose 1?
"Our internal assessment of Eltrekibart Dose 1's safety is a 2. This rating was reached since there exists evidence to support its security, however no indications are present which demonstrate its efficacy."
How many subjects are participating in this experiment?
"Yes, per records available on clinicaltrials.gov, recruitment for this medical study is currently underway with the initial posting having occurred on October 23rd 2023 and a subsequent edit taking place at that same date. The trial requires 350 participants from one location."
To what extent is enrollment in this clinical trial open to the public?
"This clinical trial, targeting those with Hidradenitis suppurativa aged 18-75 years old, is looking to recruit 350 participants. Among other requirements, potentials must have had a diagnosis for at least 12 months, lesions in two distinct sites (one of which being Hurley Stage II/III), an abscess plus inflammatory nodule count of 5 or more and agree to use topical antiseptics daily; they should also have previously failed to respond positively or been intolerant to oral antibiotics taken over 28 days."
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