FREEDOM-1: clinical study for living donor kidney transplant recipients

Multiple Locations

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Overview

The FREEDOM-1 Study is a clinical research study of an investigational cell therapy, called FCR001. The purpose of this study is to learn more about whether FCR001 can prevent the rejection of living donor kidney transplants without the need for lifelong anti-rejection drugs. FREEDOM-1 is a Phase 3 clinical trial.  It will compare the efficacy and safety of FCR001 treatment to standard anti-rejection treatment. This study is now enrolling adults who plan to undergo a living donor kidney transplant.

Study participants and their living donors who enroll in FREEDOM-1 will be randomly assigned as a pair to receive either FCR001 or standard anti-rejection medicines.  Your donor and you will be twice as likely to be assigned to the FCR001 group than to the group that receives standard anti-rejection medicines.

You may be eligible for this study if:

    • You are at least 18 years old
    • Your doctor has recommended that you should have a kidney transplant
    • This would be your first kidney transplant
    • A suitable living kidney donor between ages 18-60 has been identified
  • The living kidney donor is willing to undergo standard mobilization and apheresis procedures to donate his/her stem cells
  • You have not been diagnosed with or treated for any type of cancer

 

LEARN MORE HERE

Locations:

Arizona

Mayo Clinic Arizona

Phoenix, AZ

Contact: Leena Abraham @ 480-342-6750 or abraham.leena@mayo.edu

 

California

Scripps Clinic

La Jolla, CA

Contact: Michelle Meyer @ 858-554-4340

 

District of Columbia

Georgetown Transplant Institute

Washington, DC

Contact: Alyssa Stucke @ 202.444.1769

 

Illinois

Northwestern University

Chicago, IL

Contact: Dianne Belshe, RN @ (312) 694-0240  dianne.stare@northwestern.edu

 

Minnesota

University of Minnesota Medical Center

Minneapolis, MN

Contact: Dave Ankarlo @ 612.626.2498

 

Mayo Clinic

Rochester, MN

Contact: Nong Yowe Braaten @ 507.538.9617 or braaten.nong@mayo.edu

 

Nebraska

University of Nebraska

Omaha, NE

Contact: Dr. Clifford Miles @ cdmiles@unmc.edu or 402.559.4719

 

New York

New York-Presbyterian/ Weill Cornell

New York, NY

Contact: Contact: Melissa Eddie @ 212-746-5915

 

North Carolina

Duke University Medical Center

Durham, NC

Contact: Sherri Swan-Nesbitt @ 919-613-6472

 

Ohio

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

Columbus, OH

Contact: Corey Newsome @ 614-293-5648 or corey.newsome@osumc.edu

 

Oregon

Oregon Health and Science University

Portland, OR

Contact: Liz Veasey @ veaseye@ohsu.edu