Risk of low dose aspirin discontinuation

Pre-clinicalCompleted
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Interest: 26/100
26
Hype Score

Development Stage

1
Pre-clinical
2
Phase 1
3
Phase 2
4
Phase 3
5
Approved
Indication / Disease

Cardiovascular Prevention

Conditions

Cardiovascular Prevention

Trial Timeline

Sep 1, 2012 → Jun 1, 2013

About Risk of low dose aspirin discontinuation

Risk of low dose aspirin discontinuation is a pre-clinical stage product being developed by AstraZeneca for Cardiovascular Prevention. The current trial status is completed. This product is registered under clinical trial identifier NCT01888575. Target conditions include Cardiovascular Prevention.

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Hype Score Breakdown

Clinical
3
Activity
8
Company
15
Novelty
0
Community
0

Clinical Trials (1)

NCT IDPhaseStatus
NCT01888575Pre-clinicalCompleted

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