Does fear of COPD exacerbations prevent you from leaving home?
Interested?
To learn more about this study, contact:
Ewa Karlsson, phone 0732-300 450 or email ewa.karlsson@probare.se
The clinical research study ENDURA-1 is currently seeking volunteers to evaluate an investigational medication for adults with COPD.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a broad term that includes several ongoing lung diseases such as emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Common signs and symptoms may include breathing difficulties, fatigue, and a chronic cough (with or without mucus). Symptoms can sometimes get worse, which is known as “exacerbations.” These flare-ups can cause additional damage to the lungs, so it is important to treat COPD effectively.
A research study is currently enrolling adults with uncontrolled moderate to severe COPD. Study doctors are evaluating an investigational medication — a type of biologic medicine given as injections just under the skin.
They want to see whether it can reduce the number of moderate/severe exacerbations (symptom flare-ups) and improve symptoms and quality of life compared with placebo* when used as an add-on treatment. Researchers also want to assess how safe the investigational medication is in this population.
*Injections that do not contain any medication.
You may qualify to participate in this study if you:
- Are between 40 and 80 years old.
- Have moderate to severe COPD.
- Are a current smoker OR a former smoker.
- Have had at least one exacerbation (symptom flare-up) in the past 12 months that meets certain requirements.
The length of participation in the study varies depending on the participant but is expected to last at least 1 year and up to 2 years, during which an average of about one visit per month will be required.
Qualified participants will be reimbursed for study-related travel expenses and will be provided with the investigational medication or placebo, rescue medication, and study-related medical care.
NO INSURANCE REQUIRED.
Interested?
To learn more about this study, contact:
Ewa Karlsson, phone 0732-300 450 or email ewa.karlsson@probare.se



