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open-label for Atopic Dermatitis
Study Summary
This trial looked at the effectiveness of a new drug, dupilumab, in treating atopic dermatitis. The study found that the drug was effective in improving the clinical symptoms of the disease.
- Atopic Dermatitis
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Study Objectives
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many participants may join this experiment?
"Yes, the evidence on clinicaltrials.gov suggests that this medical study is actively recruiting participants. The trial was announced on September 1st 2020 and updated most recently in February 28th 2022; 12 patients are required from a single centre."
Is participation in this investigation open?
"Currently, 12 patients aged 19-75 with a history of adult onset atopic dermatitis are being recruited for this eczema trial."
Has a trial of this nature been conducted previously?
"Presently, 49 studies regarding this therapeutic intervention are being conducted in 436 cities and 43 nations. Sanofi initiated the first trial back in 2015 with 880 participants; it has since completed its Phase 3 clinical trials stage. Since then, 54 researches have been done on it altogether."
What potential risks or adverse effects are associated with this therapy?
"A score of 3 was assigned to this treatment's safety, due to its Phase 4 designation which demonstrates that it has been approved for use."
Is this research endeavor currently seeking participants?
"Affirmative. Per records on clinicaltrials.gov, this study is currently accepting patients; the trial was initially posted on September 1st 2020 and most recently revised in February 2021. The research requires 12 participants to be enrolled at a single site."
What type of health issue does this therapy typically address?
"This treatment regimen has been demonstrated to be effective at managing dermatitis, atopic conditions, corticosteroid therapy-resistant diseases, and eosinophil associated disorders."
Has there been any prior research with respect to this treatment methodology?
"At the moment, 49 clinical trials are assessing this treatment's efficacy with 13 being in their third phase. While a number of these experiments stem from Palo Alto, there is an astonishing 2602 locations running such research worldwide."
Does this trial extend its enrollment to those in the geriatric age range?
"This experiment is limited to those aged 19-75. Patients outside of this age range may find applicable trials in the 118 clinical experiments designed for minors and 202 studies that focus on elderly participants."
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