Plain-English translation of NCT07077681 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study is following people with Crohn's disease who are switching from Stelara® to Uzpruvo®, which is a biosimilar—a medication that works the same way as the original but is made slightly differently. Researchers want to understand if the new medication keeps your disease under control as well as the original did, and how you feel about making the switch. You'll simply answer online questionnaires about your symptoms while your doctor continues your normal care.
Biosimilars are newer, often more affordable versions of expensive biologic medications that work the same way in your body. Doctors need to know whether patients can safely switch to this medication without losing disease control, and whether people feel confident using it.
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Once you switch to the new medication (which your doctor is already planning to do), you'll simply continue your normal visits and care—nothing extra is required from you beyond completing online questionnaires about how you're feeling and how your disease is doing. The study follows you over time to make sure the medication continues to control your Crohn's disease and that you feel good about using it. Your doctor makes all decisions about your treatment; researchers are just observing and learning from your experience.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 2, 2026 · Not medical advice
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