To place someone on a breathing machine (a procedure called “intubation”), doctors give a drug to make the patient sleepy (known as a “sedative”). The two most common sedatives for intubation are ketamine and etomidate. The goal of the RSI trial is to learn which of the two drugs is best for patients undergoing intubation.
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The PRECIDENTD study is designed to learn more about the only two classes of diabetes medication shown to reduce the risk of heart disease for people with type 2 diabetes. The goal is to learn which class of medication works better, or if taking both classes together works better than taking just one.
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