Could a common drug help picky eaters?
NCT ID NCT06751290
Summary
This study is testing whether a medication called cyproheptadine, which can increase appetite, helps improve eating habits in young children with pediatric feeding disorders. Researchers are enrolling 50 children aged 2-6 who struggle with eating and poor weight gain. They will measure changes in eating behaviors, the variety of foods children eat, and growth measurements like weight and height.
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University of Miami Department of Pediatric Gastroenterology
Miami, Florida, 30345, United States
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