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NSSB+ HI- GI for Cystic Fibrosis
Study Summary
This trial aims to see how consuming excess simple sugars affects the development of diabetes in people with Cystic fibrosis. They will give participants different meals and drinks to see how it affects their blood sugar
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Is the enrollment for this research study currently open and accepting participants?
"According to information available on clinicaltrials.gov, this study is actively seeking participants. Initially shared on 3/22/2024, the trial was most recently revised on 4/4/2024."
What is the total number of participants enrolled in this clinical investigation?
"Indeed, the clinicaltrials.gov record shows that this investigation is actively enrolling volunteers. The trial was initially published on March 22nd, 2024 and recently revised on April 4th, 2024. It seeks to recruit a total of 40 participants from one designated site."
What are the anticipated results that researchers hope to achieve through this experimental investigation?
"The main focus of this medical investigation, spanning a 2-year period, is the Recruitment Rate. Secondary endpoints entail variations in incremental glucose AUC over 120 minutes from baseline, computation of the Disposition Index reflecting beta cell function relative to insulin resistance level through (WBISI) × (insulin secretion), and evaluation of Whole-body Insulin Sensitivity Index using Matsuda and Defronzo's technique encompassing both hepatic and peripheral tissue insulin sensitivity. HOMA-IR will serve as an indicator of hepatic insulin resistance."
Are individuals above the age of 80 eligible to participate in this medical trial?
"Individuals aged between 12 and 21 are eligible to participate in this research study according to the inclusion criteria. Among the available clinical trials, there are specifically 79 studies catering to individuals under 18 years old and 359 trials oriented towards those over the age of 65."
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