Common heart and pain pills could change how your body handles other drugs
NCT ID NCT06566794
Summary
This study aims to understand if two widely used medications—carvedilol (for heart conditions) and diclofenac (an anti-inflammatory painkiller)—affect how the body breaks down other drugs. Researchers gave 12 healthy volunteers a combination of several low-dose 'probe' drugs, along with either carvedilol, diclofenac, or a placebo, to measure their levels in the blood. The goal is to learn about potential drug interactions to make future medication use safer.
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Department of Clinical Pharmacology
Helsinki, Finland
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