Research Study
Hot flashes? You’re not alone. You could help shape the future of menopause treatment
Closed Recruitment
Other General Health , Menopause, Other Women’s Health
Symptoms of menopause – usually hot flashes and night sweats – are very common and can have a huge impact on quality of life, yet treatment options remain very limited. This study aims to fill this unmet need. The study will test the safety and tolerability of a single dose of ABCL635 to see its effects in postmenopausal people with moderate to severe hot flashes and night sweats by blocking the activity of temperature controlling cells.
Participation in this study will be up to 26 weeks with 15 in-person visits. Screening will take 3-5 hours, baseline and follow-up visits will be 1-2 hours. Every day throughout the study you will self-report symptoms (hot flashes and/or night sweats) via an electronic diary using your phone/tablet/computer. Once eligible, you will receive either a single dose of ABCL635 or placebo. [If you received placebo, you may be eligible to participate in an optional extension part of the study where you will be offered to receive a single dose of ABCL635. This will extend your participation for another 21 weeks]. For more info contact MSJCTU@phc.ca, 604-877-8009, or click View Full Details below.
location
Lower Mainland
recruitment end date
2026-06-03
eligibility
Age: 40 Years - 75 Years Old
Accepting Healthy Volunteers: No
Principal investigator
john boyd
health authority affiliation
Providence Health
academic affiliation
University of British Columbia - Vancouver
collaborating organizations
Providence Healthcare
Providence Research
Mount Saint Joseph Hospital
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