This study aims to investigate how the body absorbs a new drug called JNJ-77242113. The research focuses on inflammatory diseases, which are conditions where the body’s immune system causes swelling and irritation in various parts of the body. Specifically, the study looks at different versions of a film-coated tablet, which is a pill covered with a thin layer to make it easier to swallow or to control how it dissolves. The investigation will compare an immediate-release formulation, meaning the medicine is released into the body quickly after being swallowed, with a previous version of the same medicine.
The study involves a crossover design, which means participants will receive different versions of the medication at different times during the trial. This approach allows for a comparison of how the body processes each version. Additionally, the study will evaluate the food effect, which refers to how eating meals might change the way the medicine is absorbed into the bloodstream. All participants will take the medication through oral use, meaning the tablets are swallowed by mouth.



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