Could a common stomach pill help stop lungs from 'Drowning'?
NCT ID NCT05600062
Summary
This study is testing if a drug called Racecadotril, which is normally used for diarrhea, can reduce fluid leaks in a safe skin blister model. Researchers are using this model to see if the drug might help strengthen blood vessel barriers, which could be important for treating a severe lung condition called ARDS. The study involves 48 healthy volunteers to gather initial evidence before testing in patients.
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William Harvey Research Institute- Heart Centre
RECRUITINGLondon, United Kingdom
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