Clinical Study: 36123

If you are a healthy volunteer aged 18+, then you may be eligible to participate in a study investigating a new drug being developed for potential treatment for different types of cancer, including cancers involving the blood and cancers which result in the formation of tumours. 

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Maximum Study Payment: £5300

Study Information

Simbec-Orion Clinical Pharmacology is running a study to investigate the study drug, IOA-244 (also known as roginolisib). 

IOA-244 is being developed as a potential treatment for different types of cancer, including cancers involving the blood (e.g., leukaemia and lymphoma) and cancers which result in the formation of tumours classified as solid tumours (e.g., breast and lung cancer).

Currently, there are various different treatments available for these types of cancer; however these are often associated with side effects and cause widespread effect/damage on the non-cancerous cells and tissue in the body.

Therefore, there is an unmet need to develop more effective treatments that can actually specifically only target the cancer cells, and which have reduced overall side effects. 

The main objectives of the study are as follows:

To investigate the effect of food on the concentration of IOA-244 in the blood following administration of IOA-244 in both a fasted state (without food) and fed state (following a high-fat, high-calorie meal) at two different dose strengths. Also to determine the safety and tolerability of IOA-244 when it is administered in a fasted state and fed state.

As well as evaluating the above, we will also investigate, as exploratory objectives, the levels of IOA-244 in the urine and faeces (stool) and measure the levels of specific markers associated with the study drug and its’ effect on the body.

To evaluate the effect of IOA-244 on the body (known as pharmacodynamics) by analysing the levels of specific biomarkers in the body. Also to investigate the concentration of IOA-244 in the blood, how this changes over a period of time and to measure if and how this concentration differs when IOA-244 is administered at two different dose strengths.

Study Timeline

The purpose of the study is to evaluate the study objectives described above when IOA-244 is given as a single dose at two different dose strengths and in the presence and absence of food across two treatment periods. The study will consist of up to 32 participants with each participant required to complete both treatment periods.  

Across the two treatment periods, each participant will receive:

  • A single dose of IOA-244 (40 or 80 milligrams (mg)) in the form of oral capsules in a fasted state, 
  • A single dose of IOA-244 (40 or 80 mg) in the form of oral capsules following a high-fat, high-calorie meal. There will be at least 6 days between each dose in each treatment period. 

You should note that due to the way that the study is scheduled in the clinical unit, treatment periods 1 & 2 will be conducted sequentially with no discharge from the clinical unit. This means that you will be required to stay at the clinical unit for the following overnight stays: 

Treatment Periods 1 & 2 – total of 13 days with 12 overnight stays 

In addition, the timing of the post-study follow up visit may be extended from 5-7 days post-dose if the data generated during the study indicates that it is necessary to do so (you will be informed as to whether this is the case and subsequently when the post-study follow up visit will take place).

In addition, as the treatment periods will run on consecutive days, the procedures to be performed on Day -1 of each treatment period will only be performed on Day -1 of treatment period 1 i.e., the day on which you will be admitted to the clinical unit. Therefore, you should ensure that you are available to complete all required visits and overnight stays before agreeing to participate in the study as these visits are not flexible. 

If you complete this part of the study, you will receive a maximum inconvenience payment of £5300.

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