Radboud university medical center
Nijmegen, Gelderland, 6525GA, Netherlands
NCT Number: NCT05387655
Rationale: The effects of BCG vaccination have been only sporadically studied in the elderly, and the long-term effects of the vaccination have not been studied until now. There is evidence that BCG vaccination beneficially influences susceptibility and severity of infectious and inflammatory diseases; however, the specifics, extent and duration of these effects are not known yet. With this observational study we would like to determine the extent of these effects in the elderly.
Objective: To identify any long term effects of BCG vaccination on the incidence of infectious and inflammatory diseases may have in the elderly
Study design: Cohort study with a duration of 5 years
Study population: Older adults who participated in two large randomized BCG vaccination trials in 2020/2021 (BCG-CORONA-OUDEREN, BCG-PRIME), who have consented to be contacted for further studies
Main study parameters/endpoints:
The incidence of infectious and inflammatory diseases in the placebo- vs. BCG-vaccinated individuals
This study is active but is not currently recruiting participants.
60 year and older
All sexes
Observational
Nijmegen, Gelderland, 6525GA, Netherlands
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria
from BCG-PRIME:
Exclusion criteria
from BCG-PRIME:
Inclusion criteria
from BCG-CORONA-ELDERLY:
Exclusion criteria
from BCG-CORONA-ELDERLY:
BCG vaccination
Placebo vaccination
Time frame: One year after the end of participation in the BCG-CORONA-ELDERLY or BCG-PRIME study; the questions in the questionnaire are about events 'in the last year' (so from the moment of sending the questionnaire)
Time frame: One year after the end of participation in the BCG-CORONA-ELDERLY or BCG-PRIME study; the questions in the questionnaire are about events 'in the last year' (so from the moment of sending the questionnaire)
Time frame: One year after the end of participation in the BCG-CORONA-ELDERLY or BCG-PRIME study; the questions in the questionnaire are about events 'in the last year' (so from the moment of sending the questionnaire)
Time frame: One year after the end of participation in the BCG-CORONA-ELDERLY or BCG-PRIME study; the questions in the questionnaire are about events 'in the last year' (so from the moment of sending the questionnaire)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 1-2 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 2-3 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 3-4 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 4-5 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 1-2 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 2-3 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 3-4 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 4-5 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 1-2 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 2-3 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 3-4 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 4-5 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 1-2 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 2-3 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 3-4 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Time frame: One year since last questionnaire (so between 4-5 years after completion of original BCG trial)
Radboud University Medical Center
Other
Long Term Assessment of Infectious Diseases and Immune Mediated Disorders After BCG (re)Vaccination
Acronym: BCG-LT
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