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NCT02203032
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Trial Information
Generic NameGuselkumabProduct NameTREMFYA®Therapeutic AreaAntineoplastic and Immunomodulating AgentsProduct ClassImmunosuppressantsPharmacological SubgroupImmunosuppressantsChemical SubgroupInterleukin InhibitorsCondition StudiedPsoriasis
Sponsor Protocol NumberCNTO1959PSO3003Enrollment872Data PartnerJohnson & Johnson% Female35.0%Mean/Median Age (Years)43.1% White85.8%
Supporting Documentation
- Collected Datasets Available
- Data Definition Specification Available
- Protocol with Amendments Available
- Statistical Analysis Plan Available
- Clinical Study Report Available
Approved Data Requests Associated with this Trial
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- 2025-0352 : ALL-EMBRACED: clinicAL triaLs web-sErvice to Modify eligiBility cRiteria and pre-screening viA artifiCial intElligence methoDs
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- 2024-0716 : Validation of causal machine learning methods to identify heterogeneous treatment effects
- 2022-5020 : Evaluating the Cross-Cultural Equivalence of the DLQI for Asians in the U.S. and Asians in Asian Countries Who Have Psoriasis or Atopic Dermatitis
- 2022-4894 : Systemic pharmacological treatments for chronic plaque psoriasis: A Systematic Review and an Individual-Patient Data Network Meta-Analysis of RCTs
- 2019-4133 : Clinical Trial Diversity for Common Dermatologic Diseases: A Systematic Review
- 2019-4067 : Evidence-generation for biologics in pediatric studies
- 2019-3865 : Alternative Data Presentation For Treatment Outcomes in Psoriasis
- 2015-0339 : Impact of the dose of immunomodulators on pharmacokinetics of biologics: Patient level meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials
