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JAMSETJI TATA TRUST

Home Clinical Trial Sponsors and OrganizationsJAMSETJI TATA TRUST

JAMSETJI TATA TRUST

World Trade Center-1, 26th Floor, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Clinical Trials

6

4 active

Approvals

0

Total approvals

Agencies

0

Regulatory bodies

Founded

N/A

Overview

Trial Phase Distribution

Phase

Trials

Share

Not Applicable

3

50.0%

Trial Status Distribution

Completed

2

33.3%

Not yet recruiting

4

66.7%

Clinical Trials

Trials sponsored by this organization (6)

Preventing poor height gain in young children by improving the present State Governments program for child nutrition

Not yet recruiting

Mar 2020636 participants

Pilot study to optimize the level of protein in products for Indian primary school children

Not yet recruiting

Dec 2016100 participants

A study to reduce anemia in school going children with a low cost iron and vitamin c, tasty fizzy drink.

Sep 2016136 participants

Pilot study to optimize the level of protein in products for Indian primary school childre

Not yet recruiting

100 participants

A study to reduce anemia in school going children with a low cost iron and vitamin c, tasty fizzy drink.

136 participants

Preventing poor height gain in young children by improving the present State Governments program for child nutritio

Not yet recruiting

Approvals

No approval data available

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