interventional clinical trial

A clinical trial that intervenes with the inviolability (here, safety) of the trial subject for the purpose of the investigation, which may include administration of an investigational medical product to the subject or use of some extra means of intervention (i.e., sampling, testing or administration of a questionnaire) that would not otherwise be used.

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The first Cadrock interventional clinical trial of the triple therapy at Liverpool Hospital, Sydney Australia, has just enrolled its second patient.

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Results of an interventional clinical trial demonstrate that a spinal-cord stimulation system to restore cough can be used safely and effectively in conjunction with a diaphragm pacing system to restore breathing.

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FDA has indicated that in order to conduct a human interventional clinical trial with a dietary supplement on a "diseased" population, an Investigational New Drug (IND) application must be filed.

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An interventional clinical trial consists of any research study that prospectively assigns humans or groups of humans to health-related interventions (drugs, cells and biological products, devices, procedures, behavioral treatments, etc).

The rationale for a registry of clinical trials involving human stem cell therapies

Whether it is library-based, petri dish-based or even a human interventional clinical trial, it is the research and what is uncovered that helps drive innovation, new product creation, sales channels and much more.

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"The EU-PNAFLD registry will facilitate recruitment into interventional clinical trials as well as imaging, biomarker, and translational studies, plus allow greater understanding of the long-term natural history of NAFLD.

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They concluded that supplementation of Vitamin D, a minimum dose of 100ug/d (4000 IU/d), significantly reduces fasting blood glucose, HbA1c, and homeostatic model assessment of insulin resistance (HOMA-IR) index, and helped to control glycaemic response and improve insulin sensitivity in T2DM patients.21 These conflicting conclusions led to some more interventional clinical trials and a landmark meta-analysis reported that there is no substantial or statistical evidence to date that vitamin D in its active form has a clinical and therapeutic role in treatment of T2DM patients in addition to the conventional anti-diabetic medicines.22

Efficacy of oral vitamin D on glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) in type 2 diabetics having vitamin D deficiency - A randomized controlled trial