Protocol Number: CT-868-004
Sponsor: Carmot Therapeutics
The current treatment paradigm for T1DM, focuses exclusively on glycemic control via insulin therapy and fails to address, and in fact exacerbates issues of high insulin concentrations in the blood, insulin resistance and weight gain. In the last decade, a paradigm shift has occurred in the treatment of patients with Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) using adjunctive therapies with SGLT-2 inhibitors and GLP-1. Large cardiovascular disease outcome trials have shown a reduction in cardiovascular disease risk that is not attributable to glycemic control alone. Adopting a similar approach that addresses the treatment of overweight and obese patients living with T1DM is overdue.
Summary of Study Details:
This study consists of 12-13 bi-weekly office visits with phone calls in between to monitor progress and make insulin adjustments over the course of approximately 25 weeks (about 5 and a half months). You will be randomly assigned to 1 of 4 treatment arms with doses from 1.8mg to a max dose of 6.6 mg depending on tolerability. Your chances of getting active study drug are 75%. Chances of being assigned to placebo are 25%.
Each office visit will include procedures to monitor your health such as physical exams, blood pressure measurements, and ECGs at several of the visits. A DEXA bone density scan will be performed at the beginning and end of the study.
You will be provided with a glucometer, test strips and a ketone meter with strips. And will also be asked to maintain an electronic study diary on your smartphone to capture daily study dosing, symptom information and your insulin usage during the Run-in and Treatment Periods. During some visits, patient questionnaires will capture how you feel about your health.
Compensation includes a patient stipend of $150 per visit, totaling $1800-$1950 upon completion of the trial. If you discontinue the trial, you will be paid for visits completed.
General Eligibility Criteria:
If interested in learning more, please contact our Research Coordinator, Jamie Sigg, RD,CDCES, CRC at (303) 321-2644 x 214