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Les premiers humains à recevoir du dasatinib + quercétine : ce qu’un essai pilote chez 14 patients atteints de fibrose pulmonaire idiopathique a montré (et n’a pas montré)

BY DR. SYNAPSE ·

En 2019, des chercheurs ont publié la toute première utilisation chez l’homme de la combinaison sénolytique dasatinib + quercétine, chez 14 patients atteints de fibrose pulmonaire idiopathique (FPI). Après trois semaines de dosage intermittent, les participants ont présenté des améliorations significatives de la distance de marche de 6 minutes, de la vitesse de marche et du temps de lever d’une chaise, alors que la fonction pulmonaire est restée stable. L’étude a également recensé un événement indésirable grave ainsi que de fréquentes atteintes respiratoires, cutanées et gastro‑intestinale. Il s’agissait toutefois d’une étude ouverte, non contrôlée, d’un médicament anticancéreux couplé à une dose pharmacologique de flavonoïde, et non d’un protocole de supplémentation. Voici ce que l’essai a réellement testé, ce qu’il a observé et comment l’interpréter de façon critique.

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