Clinical Studies

      Smoking Research Study

      First posted
      Nov 6, 2011
      Identifier
      NCT01465880
      Publication Site URL
      Topic
      Official Title

      A Single-centre, Dose Titration Study in Healthy Volunteers (Smokers and Non-smokers) to Evaluate the Capacity of 2-cyanoethylmercapturic Acid (CEMA) to Detect Low Level of Cigarette Smoking Exposure

      Brief Summary

      The purpose of this study is to develop a fit-for-purpose biochemical verification tool that can be used to detect concomitant use of a few (less than 5) conventional cigarettes.

      Summary

      Recruitment: Completed

      Study Results: No Results Available

      Enrollment: 88

      Study Type: Interventional

      Other IDs: PIPA_CEMA_01

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