Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia: what we know about treatments people ask about
How far testing has got for each one in Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia. This is what we know today, not advice.
How far testing has got
The step says how far testing has got, not that it works.
- Large trialsStatinsTested in large studies that compare groups of patients. This says how far testing has got, not that it works.Phase 3 or randomised controlled trial on record. The rung shows the stage reached; the result is listed separately.
- Phase 2 trialsFasting and fasting-mimicking dietTested in medium-sized studies with patients, to see whether it does anything.Phase 2 or 2/3 trial on record.
- Phase 2 trialsHigh-dose vitamin CTested in medium-sized studies with patients, to see whether it does anything.Phase 2 or 2/3 trial on record.
- Phase 2 trialsMetforminTested in medium-sized studies with patients, to see whether it does anything.Phase 2 or 2/3 trial on record.
- First trials in peopleCurcumin (turmeric)First small studies in people, mainly to check safety and the dose.Phase 1, early Phase 1 or Phase 1/2 trial on record.
- First trials in peopleHyperthermiaFirst small studies in people, mainly to check safety and the dose.Phase 1, early Phase 1 or Phase 1/2 trial on record.
- First trials in peopleMelatoninFirst small studies in people, mainly to check safety and the dose.Phase 1, early Phase 1 or Phase 1/2 trial on record.
- First trials in peopleVitamin DFirst small studies in people, mainly to check safety and the dose.Phase 1, early Phase 1 or Phase 1/2 trial on record.
- Reports in peopleDichloroacetate (DCA)Single case reports or observations in people. These cannot show whether it helps.Case reports, observational data, or pooled data without a reported benefit.
- Reports in peopleIvermectinSingle case reports or observations in people. These cannot show whether it helps.Case reports, observational data, or pooled data without a reported benefit.
- Reports in peopleMistletoe extractSingle case reports or observations in people. These cannot show whether it helps.Case reports, observational data, or pooled data without a reported benefit.
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