As outlined by the OC Healthcare Agency, 24.2% of people in Orange County are obese. According to Data Commons, the percentage of obese adults is close to 30%. Across California, around 3.6 million adults, which is around 11.7% of the population, live with undiagnosed diabetes according to the American Diabetes Association.
Obesity And Type 2 Diabetes Clinical Trial Santa Ana
Our obesity and type 2 diabetes clinical trial Santa Ana monitors an investigational injectable therapy administered once a week. The treatment seeks to help people with obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus to lower body weight and lower A1C. The treatment is performed under the careful supervision of a medical professional.
Here is what to expect from the clinical trial:
- The clinical trial focuses on people with obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus
- It involves an investigational therapy whereby a subcutaneous injectable is administered weekly
- The clinical trial is randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blind
- The main objective of the study is to check the changes in body weight and HbA1C
- The secondary objectives of the study include weight loss, reduction in HbA1c, changes in blood pressure, waist circumference, and lipid levels.
- The study duration ranges from 56 to 72 weeks. During the trial, the participants’ treatment, dose titration, screening, and follow-up
- The clinical trial is located at Paragon Rx Clinical in Santa Ana, CA.
- We have a bilingual team with featured languages including English, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Spanish.
- Participants may be reimbursed for their time and travel costs incurred while participating in the study.
- The participants incur no cost for all protocol-related evaluations and the study medication.
- Unlike what some people assume, the clinical trial is not a research
- The participants can receive a placebo or the investigational medication, and the participants do not know whether they are receiving medication or a placebo
- The participation in the clinical trial is voluntary, and the trial can only commence after a participant consents
The Science Behind The Injectable
Incretin-based therapies play an important role in weight management and blood sugar level control. Weekly incretin-based treatments lead to significant weight loss when used alongside other lifestyle measures and also improve HbA1C. The clinical trial is investigational, and we do not rely on a specific brand. The researchers just focus on studying once-a-week incretin-based treatments for obesity and type 2 diabetes. They also focus on the outcomes that the therapy can influence.