Table 2 Secondary prevention studies.

From: Disease-modifying therapies and features linked to treatment response in type 1 diabetes prevention: a systematic review

Trial acronym

Population

Intervention

Multi-center?

Blinding

Primary Outcome

Follow-up duration

Positive?

Hazard ratio (95%CI) vs. control

Näntö-Salonen 200826

264 infants with high-risk HLA genotype and their siblings with high-risk HLA and multiple Aab+

Intranasal daily recombinant human short-acting insulin vs. placebo

Yes

Double

Time to diabetes

Insulin: 1.7 years (IQR 0.7–3.0)

Placebo: 2.0 years (IQR 0.8–3.2)

No

• Infants: 1.2 (0.68–2.0)

• Infants + siblings: 0.98 (0.67–1.4)

Lampeter 199825 (DENIS)

55 Islet-cell Aab+ siblings of individuals with T1D

1.2 g/m2/day Endur-Amide (nicotinamide) vs. placebo

Yes

Double

Time to diabetes

2.1 years, maximum 3.8

No

0.79 (0.25–3.4)

Gale 200420 (ENDIT)

552 Islet-cell Aab+ relatives with nondiabetic OGTT

1.2 g/m2 po modified release nicotinamide x 5 years vs. placebo

Yes

Double

Time to diabetes

5 years (intended for all, but only reached by 88%)

No

1.1 (0.78, 1.5)

Skyler 200217 (DPT-1)

339 Islet-cell Aab+ first-degree relatives with the absence of low-risk HLA and low first-phase insulin response or dysglycemia

0.25U/kg ultralente + annual 4-day continuous insulin infusion vs. no intervention

Yes

None

Time to diabetes

1345 days, IQR 784–1737

No

0.96 (0.69–1.3)

Skyler 200528 (DPT-1)

372 Islet-cell and insulin Aab + relatives with the absence of low-risk HLA, higher first-phase insulin response, and normal OGTT

Oral insulin (7.5 mg/day) vs. placebo

Yes

Double

Time to diabetes

4.3 years (IQR: 928–1988 days)

No

0.76 (0.51‚1.1)

• Vehik 201131 (F/u)

• 303/372

    

• 9.1 years

  

• Butty 200818 (Precision)

• 638 from parenteral and oral insulin trials

    

• n/a

  

Krischer 201724 (TN07)

560 Multiple Aab+ relatives with insulin Aab + and high or low first-phase insulin response

7.5 mg daily po recombinant human insulin vs. placebo

Yes

Double

Time to diabetes

2.7 years (IQR 1.5–4.7 years)

No

0.83 (0–1.07)

• Sosenko 202029 (Precision: DPT-1 and TN07)

• 208 with high DPTRS

    

• n/a

 

• DPT-1: 0.494 (0.26, 0.96) TN07: 0.70 (0.43, 1.2)

EldingLarsson 201819 (DiAPREV-IT)

50 Multiple Aab+ children with GAD Ab+

20 ug sc injections of GAD-Alum monthly x 2 vs. placebo

No

Double

Other: safety

4.92 years (range: 0.47–5.0)

n/a

0.77 (0.30, 1.9)

Herold 201921 (TN10)

76 Multiple Aab+ relatives with dysglycemia

14-day course of IV Teplizumab vs. placebo

Yes

Double

Time to diabetes

745 days (range 74–2683)

Yes

0.41(0.22–0.78)

• Sims 202127 (F/u)

     

• 923 days

 

• 0.457

  1. Follow-up or precision studies describing a randomized trial that is already included in the table are listed as bulleted subheadings.
  2. T1D type 1 diabetes, HLA human leukocyte antigen, Aab autoantibody, n/a not applicable, Aab+ autoantibody-positive, DENIS The Dutch Nicotinamide Intervention Study, ENDIT European Nicotinamide Diabetes Intervention Trial, OGTT oral glucose tolerance test, Po per oral/orally, DPT-1 Diabetes Prevention Trial Type 1 Diabetes, F/u follow-up, TN07 TrialNet 07 trial, DPTRS diabetes prevention trial-type 1 risk score, DiAPREV-IT diabetes prevention–immune tolerance trial, GAD glutamic acid decarboxylase, Sc subcutaneous, TN10 TrialNet 10 trial, IV intravenous.