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Caffeine Citrate for Primary Apnea of Prematurity (MoCHA Trial)
MoCHA Trial Summary
This trial is testing whether giving caffeine to premature babies after they leave the hospital can shorten the length of their hospital stay.
- Primary Apnea of Prematurity
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Why is Caffeine Citrate given to patients?
"Caffeine Citrate can be used to mitigate symptoms like respiratory depression, pain, and menstruation-associated pain."
What other scientific papers exist that mention Caffeine Citrate?
"There are a total of 13 caffeine citrate clinical trials currently underway. Out of these, 2 are in the final stage of testing. The majority of these trials are based in Chongqing, but there are 120 locations running these tests in total."
How many different hospitals or research facilities are participating in this study?
"There are 15 sites currently running this study. A few notable locations are Houston, Salt Lake City and Providence. If you are considering participating, you should choose the clinic nearest to your residence to minimize travel."
Who meets the requirements to enroll in this clinical trial?
"To qualify for this sleep apnea study, infants must be between 29 and 33 gestational weeks old. Around 800 patients will be enrolled in total."
Are enrolling any new participants at this time?
"That is correct, the online information does show that the study is still looking for patients. The original posting date was February 27th, 2019 and the most recent update was on January 11th, 2022. They are aiming to have 800 people enrolled from 15 different locations."
Has the FDA cleared Caffeine Citrate for public consumption?
"Caffeine Citrate is considered safe by our team at Power. It received a score of 3 because it is a Phase 3 trial, meaning that there is not only some data supporting efficacy, but multiple rounds of data supporting safety."
Does this research include individuals who are over the age of 50?
"This trial is only for patients aged 29 weeks to 33 weeks. Out of the 662 total studies, this is the 228th study for patients under 18 and the 234th for those over 65."
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