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STP705 for Keloid
Study Summary
This trial is testing whether a new medication can reduce the chances of a keloid (a raised scar) coming back after surgery to remove it. The trial is comparing different doses of the medication to see which is most effective with the least side effects.
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What is the latest regulatory decision on STP705?
"While STP705 has yet to be proven effective, there is some data indicating that it might be safe. Our team at Power have given it a score of 2."
Are people with the required medical conditions currently being signed up for this trial?
"The trial, which can be found on clinicaltrials.gov, is looking for patients that match the eligibility criteria. The listing was first put up on April 29th 2021 and was last updated on May 10th 2022."
Does age limit a person's ability to participate in this research?
"According to the rules governing who can participate in this trial, individuals must be between 18-60 years old."
Could I be a candidate for this particular test?
"This study is investigating keloids and thus requires patients that have this condition. Furthermore, to be eligible, individuals must be between 18-60 years old. In total, the trial will accept ~60 participants."
How many people are currently signed up to participate in this research?
"That is correct, the latest information available on clinicaltrials.gov reveals that this study is still recruiting patients. This particular trial was first announced on April 29th 2021 and has been updated as recently as May 10th 2022. The investigators leading this research are hoping to enroll 60 individuals from 3 different hospitals or clinics."
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