Memory Disorders Clinical Trial
Official title:
A Multicenter, Non-comparative, Phase IV Clinical Trial Evaluation of the Effect of Cogmax® in the Treatment of Memory Loss in Postmenopausal Women
Complaints about memory loss are very common in women in the menopausal transition period.
The effectiveness of estrogen replacement therapy in cognitive improvement is controversial.
Partial positive results were obtained in some studies with regard to memory improvement, so
far no standard treatment considered effective in these cases. Effective pharmacological
approaches to the treatment of memory loss associated with menopause are an unmet medical
need. Cogmax® is a multivitamin and mineral supplement that contains numerous key elements
for cognitive function, and may be a safe therapeutic option in these cases.
The multicenter, non-comparative (single-arm) phase IV clinical trial will be conducted with
80 female participants aged 45 to 60 years and menopausal memory loss complaint.
After 3 months of using multivitamin and mineral supplement, memory and attention will be
reevaluated through specific questionnaire and the Stroop Test Victoria version.
This multicenter, non-comparative phase IV clinical trial will be conducted at brazilian
clinical trial centers under the auspices of Eurofarma Laboratories S.A. Recruitment for the
study will begin after the relevant ethical and regulatory approvals and will have an
estimated duration of 4 months.
The study will include 80 female participants aged between 45 and 60 years and menopausal
memory complaints who consent to participate in the study by signing the informed consent
form.
To be included, participants must meet all inclusion criteria and none of the exclusion
criteria. Each participant will initially complete a selection period with a maximum duration
of 14 days for evaluation of eligibility. Participants will then be treated with Cogmax® in
the dosage of two capsules per day for 12 weeks.
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