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What we are researching

The purpose of this study is to find out how well the study medicine works in reducing the number of sickle cell pain crises in adolescents and adults living with sickle cell disease. 

Who may participate

Each clinical trial has its own requirements for who can participate, often called eligibility criteria.  Some of the key criteria for this study are listed here.  Discuss these requirements with your study doctor to determine if you may be eligible to participate.  Additional criteria for your doctor to review can be found here: NCT06612268.

Study Details - Who may participate

Sickle Cell Disease

Have been diagnosed with sickle cell disease

Study Details - Who may participate

Sickle Cell Pain Crises

Have 2 to 15 episodes of documented sickle cell pain crises within the 12 months before joining the study

Study Details - Who may participate

Age

12+ years

Study Details - Who may participate

Study Medicine

2 tablets by mouth daily

Study Details - Who may participate

Number of study visits

About 20 visits over a period of about 26 months

What to expect

If your study doctor determines that you are eligible and you decide to participate, you will be enrolled into the study.

In the first year, you will be randomly assigned to take either the study medicine or placebo (which has no active medicine in it).  During the second year, you will receive the study medicine, even if you were assigned to placebo in the first year.

Your participation is expected to last about 2 years and 2 months, with in-person visits about every 4 to 12 weeks.  Visits may include physical exams, lab tests and questionnaires to monitor your health and safety.

Interested in this Clinical Trial?

Call 866-867-7178 or email clinicaltrials@novonordisk.com to learn more
about the study and find out whether there is a participating study site near you.
When you call, please reference study 7807 or HIBISCUS 2

You may also choose to discuss this clinical trial with your healthcare provider.