UCSF Recruits Smokers For NicVax Trials
Filed in archive Drugs, Vaccines and Therapeutics on June 13, 2006
Earlier this year, Nabi Pharmaceuticals' NicVax received a fast-track designation by the Food and Drug Administration to speed up the development of the investigational vaccine against nicotine addiction. NicVax acts by binding to and preventing the entry of nicotine into the brain, thereby reducing the addictive effects of smoking.
The University of California San Francisco's Habit Abatement Clinic is now recruiting smokers to determine whether the vaccine can help people quit smoking and avoid a relapse within 12 months. Participation in the study requires a one-year commitment. The study will be sponsored by Nabi Pharmaceuticals and the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

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Response from:
Roger Robinson
(12/19/06 9:42am)
Response from:
June
(11/09/09 2:51pm)
What a great study to do. If and when it comes to Canada I will be the first one to sign up. Sincerely.
Response from:
david
(11/17/09 2:24am)
i would love to try this trial david newcastle u.k
Response from:
Joyce
(12/07/09 2:08am)
Is the vacine available in Texas yet?
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sharen
(06/08/10 12:35am)
Is it possible to get in on the trials for nicvax
I live in Ont Canada, and have tried everything to quit smoking have smoked for over 40 years
I live in Ont Canada, and have tried everything to quit smoking have smoked for over 40 years
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