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DCdP for Multiple Myeloma (DCDP Trial)
DCDP Trial Summary
This trial is testing a new treatment for relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma. It consists of two drugs, with or without a third drug.
- Multiple Myeloma
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Outcome measures can provide a clearer picture of what you can expect from a treatment.DCDP Trial Design
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What is the geographical reach of this investigation?
"The medical trial is conducted in 11 different facilities across the country, including Saint John Regional Hospital, CancerCare Manitoba and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre."
Is this experiment open to new participants?
"Sadly, this clinical trial is no longer enrolling participants. Initially posted on October 25th 2017 and last edited on July 18th 2022, it has since been superseded by 807 studies for multiple myeloma and 1337 trails for DCdP with active recruitment efforts."
How many participants are actively taking part in this research initiative?
"At present, this trial is not actively enrolling participants. This investigation was first posted on 25th October 2017 and last updated 18th July 2022. For those seeking alternative trials, there are 807 studies with open enrollment for multiple myeloma patients and 1337 investigations looking to recruit individuals with DCdP."
To what extent have researchers explored the potential of DCdP?
"Currently, 1337 active trials are examining DCdP with 272 of those studies in their final phase. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is a leader in this research field with 42594 sites running clinical trials for DCdP across the globe."
To what degree has DCdP proven efficacious in treating medical ailments?
"DCdP has been known to successfully treat synovitis, ophthalmia, sympathetic and lung cancers."
Is DCdP a risk-free option for individuals?
"The safety of DCdP has been assessed by our team at Power and given a score of 2 due to the limited clinical data suggesting its efficacy, but some existing evidence validating its security."
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