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Researcher Investigator Initiated studies, for type 1 2009 2009 2013
Phase & Country Phase II, USA and Canada Phase II, Sweden Phase II, Sweden
Aim Intervention Prevention Combination, intervention
Participants Type 1 diabetes patients Children at high risk Type 1 diabetes patients
Age, years 3-45 >4 10-18
Number of  patients N=145 N=50 N=60
Trial period Trial period: 12 months
Follow-up: 12 months
Completed
Trial period: 3 years
Follow-up: 2 years
Ongoing
Trial period: 6 months
Follow-up: 24 months
Ongoing, recruiting
Purpose Safety and efficacy Safety and efficacy Safety and efficacy

Diamyd® for type 1 2004 2008 2008
Phase & Country Phase IIb, Sweden Phase III, Europe Phase III, USA
Participants Type 1 diabetes patients Type 1 diabetes patients Type 1 diabetes patients
Age, years 10-18 10-20 10-20
Number of  patients N=70 N=320 N=320
Trial period Trial period: 15 months
Follow-up: 15 months
Completed
Trial period: 15 months
Follow-up: 15 months
Closed
Trial period: 15 months
Follow-up: 15 months
Closed
Purpose Safety and efficacy Safety and efficacy Safety and efficacy

Diamyd® for LADA 2000 2004  
Phase & Country Phase IIa, Sweden Phase IIb, Sweden  
Participants LADA patients LADA patients  
Age, years 30-70 30-70  
Number of  patients N=47 N=160  
Trial period Trial period: 6 months Follow-up: 5 years Completed Trial period: 18 months Follow-up: 12 months Completed  
Purpose Dose-finding, safety and efficacy Safety  

Diamyd® Drug Substance 1995 1999  
Phase & Country Skin prick test, Sweden Phase I, UK  
Participants Type 1 diabetes patients and healthy individuals Healthy  individuals  
Age, years Adolescents 24-45  
Number of  patients N=15 N=24  
Trial period 28 days 10 weeks  
Purpose Safety Safety and tolerability