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PCSK9i in AAA123

Participate in our PCSK9i study for AAA123!

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99 years and younger
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Phase N/A

Research Study Opportunity for Adults with High Cholesterol

We are conducting a research study to learn more about how an investigational medication affects people with high cholesterol. Cholesterol is a fat-like substance found in your blood that is important for your body but can be harmful at high levels.

  • **Study Length**: This study will last approximately 6 months.
  • **Visits Needed**: Participants will need to visit the study site around 8 times.
  • **Eligibility**: Adults aged 40 and older with high cholesterol may qualify.

We are looking for participants who do not have any serious medical conditions. If you are interested, you will be screened to see if you meet the criteria to join. Participation is voluntary, and your health will be monitored closely by healthcare professionals throughout the study.

To learn more and see if you qualify, please contact the study team for further information.

Study details
    Medical Research

NCT9145089

18 March 2025

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