Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Clinical Trials
Interventional Studies
BI 1015550 and IPF
- A randomized, clinical study to determine whether BI 1015550 improves lung function in people with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF)
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Claire McGroder, MD
- Active, Not Recruiting
- Start Date: September 2022
- End Date: November 2024
- Clinical Trials.gov: NCT05321069
BI 1015550 and PF-ILD
- A randomized, clinical study to evaluate whether BI 1015550 improves lung function in people with progressive fibrosing interstitial lung diseases
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: David Zhang, MD
- Active, Not Recruiting
- Start Date: October 2022
- End Date: March 2025
- Clinical Trials.gov: NCT05321082
AP01-007 and PPF (MIST-PPF)
- A randomized, clinical trial to evaluate whether inhaled pirfenidone solution improves lung function in people with progressive pulmonary fibrosis (PPF)
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Claire McGroder, MD
- Actively Recruiting
- Expected Start Date: June 2024
- End Date: August 2025
- Clinical Trials.gov: NCT06329401
PLN-74809 and IPF (BEACON-IPF)
- A randomized, clinical trial to determine whether PLN-74809 (Bexotegrast) stabilizes fibrosis in people with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF)
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Christina Eckhardt, MD
- Actively Recruiting
- Expected Start Date: July 2024
- End Date: December 2025
- Clinical Trials.gov: NCT06097260
MIND-ILD
- A randomized, clinical study investigating a wellness-based intervention for patients with newly diagnosed Interstitial Lung Disease
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu(link sends e-mail)
- Principal Investigator: Claire McGroder, MD
- Active, Not Recruiting
- Start Date: September 2020
- End Date: September 2024
Non-Interventional (Observational) Studies
COVID-ILD
- A prospective cohort study designed to study the long-term pulmonary consequences of severe COVID-19.
- Contact: William Quigley; wrq2103@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Christine K. Garcia MD, PhD
- Active
- Start Date: 8/1/2020
- End Date: 12/31/2024
Implementing Telomere Length Testing in Pulmonary Fibrosis
- A prospective study in collaboration with Dr. Erica Farrand at the University of San Francisco (funded by the Nina Ireland Program for Lung Health). This study plans to recruit recently diagnosed subjects with pulmonary fibrosis to compare standard-of-care telomere length blood tests.
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Christine K. Garcia MD, PhD
- Active, Not Yet Recruiting
- Expected Start Date: 06/15/2024
- End Date: 12/31/2024
Registry Studies
Columbia University Biobank - Pulmonary
- A collaborative, University-wide, biobank for collection of biological samples (blood, lung tissue) along with health data from patients that is collected during their medical care. The goal of the biobank is to provide researchers with a resource to help them better understand, treat, and prevent disease.
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Christine Kim Garcia, MD, PhD, on behalf of the multi-investigator study group
- Not yet recruiting
- Start Date: Summer 2024
- End Date: Ongoing
- CUB: For Participants | Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons (columbia.edu)
Precision Medicine Approach to Lung Disease
- A collaborative approach to identify genetic causes of lung diseases and to create a repository to better understand, prevent, and treat these conditions. Members of study group include specialists from the Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Christine Kim Garcia, MD, PhD, on behalf of the multi-investigator study group
- Active
- Start Date: October 2019
- End Date: Ongoing
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Molecular Basis of Cardiopulmonary Disorders
- A prospective cohort study designed to identify genetic causes of heart and lung diseases and to develop a repository to better understand, prevent and treat these conditions. Individuals may be asked to donate a sample of blood, a skin sample, or cells/tissue removed as part of medical care.
- Contact: Christopher Depender; cd2686@cumc.columbia.edu
- Principal Investigator: Christine Kim Garcia, MD, PhD
- Active
- Start Date: December 2018
- End Date: Ongoing
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