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A Euglycemic Insulin Clamp Study in Type 1 Diabetic Patients With Oral Insulin (ORAMED)
In Brief
A Phase 2 clinical trial evaluating ORMD-0801 capsules- 2x8mg, ORMD-0801 capsules- 3x8mg, and 1 other intervention for Type 1 Diabetes. Completed, enrolled 11 participants across 1 site.
Detailed Summary
ORAMED has developed an oral insulin that, in preliminary studies, has shown promise. In the present study investigators will perform a pharmacodynamic/pharmacokinetic study to evaluate this novel insulin preparation as a potential therapeutic option in diabetic patients.
Study Details
Timeline
Interventions
Participants who receive this intervention first, then receive either ORMD-0801- 3x8mg or 1x16mg dose after a 3 day to 4 week interval. Participants receiving this drug as the second drug intervention will then receive the third intervention after a 3 day to 4 week interval. ORMD-0801 capsules are an oral insulin that has shown promise in preliminary studies. Investigators will evaluate this novel insulin preparation as a potential therapeutic option in diabetic patients.
Participants who receive this intervention first, then receive either ORMD-0801- 2x8mg or 1x16mg dose after a 3 day to 4 week interval. Participants receiving this drug as the second drug intervention will then receive the third intervention after a 3 day to 4 week interval. ORMD-0801 capsules are an oral insulin that has shown promise in preliminary studies. Investigators will evaluate this novel insulin preparation as a potential therapeutic option in diabetic patients.
Participants who receive this intervention first, then receive either ORMD-0801- 2x8mg or 3x8mg dose after a 3 day to 4 week interval. Participants receiving this drug as the second drug intervention will then receive the third intervention after a 3 day to 4 week interval. ORMD-0801 capsules are an oral insulin that has shown promise in preliminary studies. Investigators will evaluate this novel insulin preparation as a potential therapeutic option in diabetic patients.