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Entinostat for Kidney Cancer
Study Summary
This trial is testing a new combination of drugs to treat kidney cancer that has progressed despite other treatments. The first part of the trial establishes a safe dosage, then subjects are treated with the combination of drugs. The trial assesses the anti-tumor activity every 6 weeks.
- Kidney Cancer
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From 2020 Phase 2 trial • 44 Patients • NCT03250273Trial Design
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Is Entinostat a viable option for patients with no significant risks?
"Our experts at Power assigned a score of 2 to Entinostat, as Phase 2 trials have provided some safety evidence but no efficacy data yet."
Are there any opportunities for enrollment in this research initiative?
"At this time, no new volunteers are being sought for the trial posted on August 31st 2018. However, those interested may find 2582 clinical trials with renal cell carcinoma and 779 studies involving Entinostat that are currently accepting enrollees."
Could you kindly outline any additional experiments done regarding Entinostat?
"In 2009, entinostat was first utilized in clinical studies at Texas Children's Hospital. There are currently 779 registered trials which involve the use of this drug, and 395 have been completed to date. A considerable amount of these research efforts take place within Washington D.C."
What maladies has Entinostat been proven to alleviate?
"Entinostat is a viable treatment option for individuals who have had prior anti-angiogenic therapy, unresectable malignant neoplasms, and melanoma."
What are the main aims of this clinical experiment?
"This 6-month clinical trial aims to measure the Objective Response Rate (ORR) via RECIST 1.1 and two secondary outcomes: ORR via irRC, Progression Free Survival (PFS) per irRC, and Overall Survival (OS). Specifically, ORR is defined as the rate of complete response plus partial response; PFS is measured from day one of treatment until disease progression or death; OS commences on Day One of administration and terminates when mortality occurs for any reason."
What is the current capacity for participants in this clinical experiment?
"Currently, this research is no longer looking for participants. It was posted on August 31st 2018 and edited January 10th 2022. Fortunately, if you are seeking other studies related to renal cell carcinoma there 2582 trials recruiting right now and 779 clinicals currently searching for Entinostat patients."
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