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3 studies that may be relevant
Recruiting in Thailand, sorted by how closely they match your story
RecruitingStudies what you're interested in: reducing medicationFor people diagnosed recently
Early type 2 diabetes: studying whether diet and close care can lead to remission
Siriraj Hospital · age 18–70
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Continuous glucose monitor plus self-care coaching
Siriraj Hospital · Bangkok
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Tests a new diabetes medicine against a placebo
Phase 3 · several Bangkok hospitals
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Early type 2 diabetes: studying whether diet and close care can lead to remission
Siriraj Hospital · Age 18–70
This study at a glance6 months
Months 1–3
Thai low-calorie meals, 2 a day
Thai low-calorie meals, 2 a day
Months 4–6
Remote follow-up with the team, scheduled check-ups
Remote follow-up with the team, scheduled check-ups
The study group receives
- Thai low-calorie diet
- Continuous glucose monitor
- Remote care from the medical team
What you'd do
- Follow the meal plan, keep a log
- Exercise to plan
- Come to scheduled visits
Possible risks
- Low blood sugar, such as dizziness, shaking or sweating, especially on the low-calorie diet
- Hunger, tiredness or constipation at first
- It may not work as hoped. The study is testing whether it works
Study grouporStandard careRandom, like a coin toss: a 1 in 2 chance · the low-calorie diet is only done under the team's care
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