Heart Drug's hidden risk? study probes blood sugar drops in kids
NCT ID NCT07233421
Summary
This study aims to understand if children with a rare inherited heart condition (Long QT Syndrome) who take a common protective medication (propranolol) experience low blood sugar more often than healthy children. Researchers will compare about 40 young patients to 10 healthy siblings by having them wear a continuous glucose monitor for short periods. The goal is to gather information to make treatment safer and guide future care, such as dietary advice.
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New Children's Hospital, Helsinki University Hospital
Helsinki, Finland
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