If your child or teen struggles with fatigue, low energy, or has been diagnosed with iron deficiency, they may qualify for a clinical research study evaluating a potential new option for improving iron levels in children and adolescents.
What to Expect
Participants will receive care from pediatric research professionals throughout the study. All study-related care and materials are provided at no cost.
If eligible, your child will:
Receive free health screenings and lab tests
Be monitored through regular visits with pediatric study staff
Receive either the study medication or a placebo
Attend appointments with support from a parent or guardian
Be compensated for time and travel, if eligible
Trial Requirements
- Are between 0 and 17 years old
- Have signs of low iron or have been diagnosed with iron deficiency
- Are not currently on an effective iron treatment
- Are not severely anemic or managing major health conditions
Urgently Recruiting
Trial Details
This pediatric study is evaluating a potential new treatment option for children and teens with iron deficiency. Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional disorder in pediatrics and, if not properly treated, can impact a child’s growth, focus, and overall development.
