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135456 tn?1301437624

ADIAMO 1 where in Connecticut did you do your clinical trial

Sorry for the new thread but I messed up on the existing one.  I too am from Connecticut and would really appreciate any info about hospitals or docs around the stae you may know of which are participating in these vx-950 trials.
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135456 tn?1301437624
thank you for the info
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220090 tn?1379167187
I also think that Westchester County Medical center is going to participate in the phase 3 trial.  Dr Lebovics is the chief doc there.  Perhaps that is closer to you.
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220090 tn?1379167187
Columbia Presbyterian and Mt Sinai are both participating in the trial.  Dr Jacobsen is the lead doc at Presbyterian and Dr Dieterich is at Mt Sinai.

I hope you succeed in getting into the trial.  Are you treatment naive?  The phase 3 trial initially is for treatment naive patients.  Prove 3 is full now, so they are not accepting new patients for that.

You should check with both medical centers, since they are testing many new drugs now.
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135456 tn?1301437624
May I ask where in Manhattan so I can call them and get info?
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220090 tn?1379167187
I am participating in Manhattan.  I do think the teaching hospital at Yale New Haven is participating.  You should call them and ask for the research coordinator in the hepatology department.  They will have the latest data on the phase 3 trial that should start early next year if not sooner.
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