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Prevent Risks by Early interVEntion at Nighttime in Type 1 diabetes for Kidney Disease (PREVENTKD)
Researchers at Northwestern University are recruiting subjects for a trial to prevent the development of kidney disease in people with type I diabetes. The study’s main goal is to see if early treatment with ACE inhibitors (a widely prescribed type of blood pressure medication that has protective effects on the kidney) is beneficial to prevent the kidney complication of diabetes called microalbuminuria (abnormal spilling of protein in the urine).
Who is Eligible?
- Are between the ages of 13-50
- Have had type 1 diabetes for 5-28 years
- Have normal blood pressure
- Have no evidence of kidney disease
What do study participants have to do?
- Study participants will either receive the study drug or placebo nightly
- 24 hour ambulatory (home) blood pressure recording
- Others tests from urine and blood samples
How will I be compensated?
- $50 per visit plus additional compensation for optional procedures
How do I get more information?
Please contact our study coordinator by telephone at 312-503-2183, Monday – Friday 8 AM - 5 PM for additional information or visit our website at www.preventkd.com.October 29, 2008
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Last Updated: miércoles octubre 29, 2008 14:08:53
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