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Non sedating H1-antihistamine for Cold Urticaria
Study Summary
This trial is testing the effectiveness of dupilumab on reducing symptoms of ColdU, a chronic inducible cold urticaria, in participants who remain symptomatic despite the use of an H1-antihistamine.
- Cold Urticaria
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Are there any similar projects that have utilized Non sedating H1-antihistamine?
"H1-antihistamine was first explored in a 2015 clinical trial at the Regeneron Investigational Site. So far, 18296 trials have concluded with 52 more presently underway. A large number of these ongoing studies are based in Boise, Idaho."
To your knowledge, is this research the initial attempt of its kind?
"Since 2015, Non sedating H1-antihistamine has been the focus of clinical research. The first study was sponsored by Sanofi in 2015 and involved 880 participants. Thanks to the data collected in this and subsequent Phase 3 trials, Non sedating H1-antihistamine received drug approval. Currently, there are 52 ongoing trials in locations as widespread as 455 cities across 43 countries."
Are middle-aged adults welcome to participate in this experiment?
"Eligibility requirements for this particular trial state that participants must be between the ages of 12 and 80. Out of the 100 total trials, 27 are for individuals younger than 18 and 73 are for seniors."
For what purpose is non-sedating H1-antihistamine most commonly taken?
"Non sedating H1-antihistamine can help patients manage their dermatitis, atopic, failure with corticosteroid therapy, and eosinophil."
Has the government given their okay to market and sell non-drowsy H1-antihistamines?
"There is some data supporting the efficacy of non-sedating H1-antihistamines, and multiple rounds of data have shown that they are safe, so our team at Power gives them a score of 3."
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