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This trial will enroll up to 200 patients for the primary end point of the mean change in intima-media thickness of the common carotid artery.

Accounting for about 10% loss to follow-up, this trial will enroll 216 patients with INC (108 patients in both groups).

This new trial will enroll patients who have more severe disease than those enrolled in this trial in order to ensure that a sufficient number of clinical events can be observed within a designated time period, using renal composite endpoints to evaluate treatment outcome.

This two-arm randomized controlled trial will enroll a total of 240 caregiver patient dyads.

This pragmatic, open-label, randomised control trial will enroll patients seeking care for preeclampsia at Government Medical College and Daga Women's Hospital, Nagpur.

The trial will enroll subjects who are "basically healthy" but "at the tipping point," Sperling said — people who can take care of themselves and who show no impairment on standard memory tasks but whose PET scans show a buildup of amyloid plaques in their brains.

The trial will enroll a total of 3000 subjects.

The Secondary Prevention of Small Subcortical Strokes (SPS3) phase III NIH-NINDS funded trial will enroll 2,500 with symptomatic lacunar strokes attributed to cerebral small artery disease.

The trial will enroll healthy volunteers and assess the safety of a drug that blocks a type of glutamate receptor thought to be overactive in people with Fragile X. Experts have long assumed that once the brain is wired wrong during development that it can't be fixed by simply giving someone a drug.

With a price tag at "around $30 [million] to $40 million," according to Doroshow, the NCI-MATCH trial will enroll as many as 3,000 participants in its first wave starting next month.

Starting with 10 separate "arms," or groups of patients getting different therapies, the MATCH trial will enroll adults with advanced solid tumors and lymphomas that are no longer responding, or that never responded, to standard cancer therapies and that have begun to grow.