LYA-220 long-term safety study 45

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Type: CorporateLast reviewed: 2026-02-01Owner: LegalStatus: Approved

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LYA-220 long-term safety study 45

Internal ID: TRL-0045

NCT-like: NCT90000044

Objective: Assess efficacy, safety, and patient-reported outcomes using a controlled synthetic protocol.

Endpoints: Primary endpoint is change from baseline at week 24 with key secondary safety measures.

Timeline: 2022-05-13 to 2026-05-13

Inclusion snapshot: protocol-defined adults with condition-specific disease activity and baseline laboratory eligibility.

Exclusion snapshot: recent conflicting therapies, unresolved safety findings, and protocol-prohibited concomitant conditions.

Site Locations

  • Site 45 University Hospital | PI: Dr. Nguyen | Open
  • Site 205 University Hospital | PI: Dr. Harper | Open
  • Site 365 Medical Center | PI: Dr. Patel | Open
  • Site 525 University Hospital | PI: Dr. Harper | Open
  • Site 685 Community Clinic | PI: Dr. Patel | Open
  • Site 845 Medical Center | PI: Dr. Nguyen | Open

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