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Study Summary
This trial creates a framework to evaluate the safety and efficacy of weight management interventions. Different interventions can be tested independently.
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Study Objectives
Outcome measures can provide a clearer picture of what you can expect from a treatment.Trial Design
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this research project recruiting individuals aged 25 or above?
"This experiment is accepting volunteers aged 18 - 75."
How widely is this trial being implemented across various locations?
"This experiment is accessible at Headlands Research - Scottsdale in Scottsdale, California, The Institute for Liver Health II dba Arizona Liver Health-Tucson in Tucson, Florida and National Research Institute - Huntington Park in Huntington Park, Hawaii; additional sites are scattered across the nation."
Has the Food and Drug Administration given its approval to LY3305677 Obesity ISA OXA1?
"Our team at Powers has determined that the safety of LY3305677 Obesity ISA OXA1 is rated a 2, as it is currently in Phase 2 with evidence supporting its security but no data validating efficacy."
Could I be admitted to this research project?
"To be qualified for selection in this trial, participants must have a BMI above the obesity threshold and should fall within the specified age range of 18 to 75. Currently, 165 individuals are being recruited for participation."
Are any additional participants being sought for this medical experiment?
"The clinical study, listed on clinicaltrials.gov since November 17th 2023, is not actively recruiting at this time. Nevertheless, there are 1241 other medical studies searching for participants that have yet to be filled."
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