University of Minnesota COVID-19 Clinical Trials
Clinical trials help doctors determine if a medication is a safe and effective treatment for people with COVID-19. The University of Minnesota is conducting several clinical trials to test whether different medications can help prevent, treat, or reduce the severity of this disease.
We need people like you to participate in a trial and help us learn how to help. Your participation is critical in helping doctors understand what medicines are safe to use for our families and friends so that we can all return to our normal lives. You do not have to live in Minnesota to participate; anyone in the United States can contact us to learn more.
The University of Minnesota will be testing a number of therapies to determine their safety and effectiveness. See descriptions below to determine which trial may be right for you.
Treatment
Learn more about participating in the Metformin for outpatient treatment of SARS-CoV-2 study.
Reducing Severity
You are are eligible if you are 18-80 years old, have been on a ventilator less than 48 hours for COVID19 ARDS, and have stable blood pressure on two or less.
Healthcare Workers
You are eligible if you are a health care worker and 18-80 years old.
Closed
Post-exposure prophylaxis or preemptive treatment for coronavirus trail shows Hydroxychloroquine has no benefit over placebo in preventing COVID-19.