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Cyprus2+™ Gene Therapy Phase 1/2/3 Study
Are 18 years of age or older
Have been diagnosed with Wilson Disease
Have been on copper chelator and/or zinc therapy for at least 6 months prior to participating in this study, with no changes in dose or medication type.
Limit your intake of high-copper-containing foods
An investigational gene therapy called UX701 is being tested for the treatment of Wilson Disease. “Investigational” means the study drug is not approved by the Health Authority and the safety and efficacy have not been established.
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UX701, an investigational gene therapy
Support is provided for travel costs to clinic visits
One-time infusion of study medication into your arm
Lab tests (urine, stool, blood, saliva)
Medical exams, questionnaires, and interviews
Heart tests
Brain imaging
Eye exams
Liver tests
STAGE 1
STAGE 3A
Gene therapy is the introduction, removal, or change of genetic material in the cells of a person. For certain rare genetic diseases, gene therapy offers the potential for treatment that could have a significant impact on the lives of patients. Find out more details, including how gene therapies are designed to work.
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Wilson Disease is a rare genetic disorder caused by an inability to remove excess copper from the body. Too much copper can lead to issues like liver disease and neurological complications.
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Clinical and nonclinical studies provide invaluable information to treat, diagnose, or discover new breakthroughs in treating rare and ultra-rare diseases. By choosing to participate in research, you may help advance treatments, provide crucial insights, and ultimately improve the quality of life for others living with a rare or ultra-rare disease. You might also benefit from learning more about your condition, gain access to specific care, or achieve faster access to treatment. All efforts of participation, big and small, can make a difference.
Ultragenyx is leading the future of rare disease medicine. We leverage our experience, insight, and commitment to help move the rare disease community forward. Our primary goal is to provide medicines to those with limited options, and to help patients face rare disease head on with courage and confidence.
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