Pediatric Acne Clinical Trial

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ZiaDerm Research is conducting a clinical research study for children with moderate to severe acne. The study is evaluating the safety and treatment effect of CABTREO™ topical gel when used once daily.

CABTREO™ contains clindamycin phosphate 1.2%, benzoyl peroxide 3.1%, and adapalene 0.15%. While CABTREO™ is FDA-approved for people age 12 and older, its use in this study is investigational for children under age 12.

Who May Be Considered for Screening?

  • Children ages 9 through 11 years, 11 months
  • Have moderate to severe acne vulgaris
  • A parent or legal guardian must provide permission for participation

Study staff will review screening information to determine whether a child may qualify. Completing a screening form does not guarantee eligibility or enrollment.

What Does the Study Involve?

  • Applying the study gel to the face once daily for 12 weeks
  • Participation lasting approximately 17 weeks (up to 119 days)
  • Attending 6 study visits at ZiaDerm Research
  • Acne and skin evaluations
  • Health assessments, including blood and urine testing when applicable
  • Completing a study diary and questionnaires

Some participants may be invited to take part in an optional sub-study involving additional blood samples and two additional clinic visits.

Study-Related Costs and Compensation

  • Study drug, study visits, and study-related procedures are provided at no cost
  • No insurance is required
  • Participants receive $100 for each completed study visit , provided all scheduled procedures for that visit are completed

About ZiaDerm Research

ZiaDerm Research is a dermatology clinical research center led by experienced research staff and board-certified dermatologists. Participant safety is a priority throughout every study.

To learn whether your child may be a candidate for this acne clinical trial, complete the screening form or contact ZiaDerm Research at (305) 652-8600.

NO COST. NO INSURANCE REQUIRED. COMPENSATION PROVIDED FOR COMPLETED STUDY VISITS.

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