We are comparing standard mitotane therapy to mitotane combined with chemotherapy for patients at high risk of cancer recurrence after surgery. This study aims to find out which treatment helps patients live longer and maintain a better quality of life.
We are studying the effects of disitamab vedotin alone or with pembrolizumab in patients with HER2-positive urothelial cancer. This trial aims to see if these treatments can improve outcomes for those with advanced disease.
We are comparing two treatment options for patients with untreated early-stage Hodgkin lymphoma to see which may improve survival and reduce side effects. This study uses advanced imaging techniques to guide treatment decisions.
We are testing different emergency treatments for pulmonary congestion in patients with acute heart failure. The goal is to see which method helps patients feel better faster after they arrive at the hospital.
This study is for participants from the previous SPRING trial to assess ongoing effects and safety of the treatment. We aim to gather more information on its long-term benefits.
We are testing a new treatment, ACI-24.060, to see if it is safe and can help generate an immune response in people with early Alzheimer's and adults with Down syndrome. This study will also look at its effects on brain amyloid levels.
We are studying whether nalmefene can help reduce craving intensity in people with behavioral addictions, such as gambling and food addiction, when added to their usual treatment.
We are studying whether radiofrequency ablation or photodynamic therapy helps patients with cholangiocarcinoma live longer. We’ll also look at how these treatments affect quality of life and any potential side effects.
We are testing new immunosuppressive protocols for patients receiving corneal transplants to see if they can reduce eye pressure and cell loss. We also want to understand patient experiences and the cost-effectiveness of these treatments.
We are testing a tailored blood-thinning strategy for heart attack patients at high bleeding risk. The goal is to see if this approach can lower bleeding without raising the chance of heart problems.
We are studying whether a heart CT scan can help find early signs of heart disease in people with type 2 diabetes. This may lead to better treatment options and improved heart health.
We are studying whether intranasal and intravenous forms of fentanyl and esketamine can effectively relieve acute traumatic pain. The goal is to see if these options are as safe and satisfying as traditional intravenous fentanyl.
We are evaluating a new imaging technique to improve the diagnosis of cardiac AL amyloidosis in patients. This study will help us understand how well it works compared to current diagnostic methods.
We are studying whether alpelisib can improve adaptive behavior and overall health in children and adults with MCAP. The trial will also assess the safety and effects of the treatment on brain and spinal cord health.
We are studying whether adding hydrochlorothiazide to tolvaptan can help slow kidney function decline in people with polycystic kidney disease. This trial also looks at how this combination affects quality of life and treatment tolerability.
We are exploring whether routine use of a medication for acid reflux is better than using it only when needed after a procedure for esophageal achalasia. This study aims to improve treatment outcomes and quality of life for patients.
We are studying whether imlifidase can help children with high sensitization receive a kidney transplant by improving compatibility with the donor. This trial will also look at kidney function and overall safety of the treatment.
We are comparing a new treatment strategy using abatacept to the standard TNF inhibitors for patients with rheumatoid arthritis. The goal is to see which approach helps more patients achieve remission.
We are studying a new treatment called contezolid for adults with moderate to severe diabetic foot infections. The goal is to see if it is safer and more effective than the current standard treatment, linezolid.
We are testing a new treatment called RLY-2608 for individuals with advanced breast cancer and other solid tumors. This study aims to understand how safe and effective this treatment may be.