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Protecting Insulin Cells at T1D Diagnosis

At present, no treatments exist to preserve insulin production when T1D is diagnosed. We seek adults aged 18-35 years within 100 days of T1D diagnosis to receive an immunosuppression medication called ‘ustekinumab’ (2 out of 3 chance), currently used for other autoimmune diseases, or placebo (1 out of 3 chance). Study sites are Toronto and Vancouver, but we will work to fund travel if you live elsewhere. We expect that ustekinumab may delay diabetes progression. Principal Investigator: Jan Dutz

Sponsor

JDRF

Principle Investigator

Bruce Perkins

Researchers

  • Andrej Orszag
  • Marla Inducil

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Participating in research not only gives you access to innovative treatments, but also allows you to contribute to the discovery of new therapies.

Commitment

11

Visits

90+ mins

Duration

monthly

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Locations

In-Clinic

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