Have severe Asthma? Here is a Clinical study that may help with new treatments

There is a clinical trial going on right now that assesses the safety and effectiveness of the investigational drug when administered in severe asthma patients whose symptoms are otherwise uncontrolled with current standard therapy.

Despite standard treatment, up to 50% of asthma patients have symptoms that are not well controlled, with a negative impact on quality of life.

Here is some basic information about Asthma Clinical study:

Asthma Clinical study participants must: be between 12 – 75 years old have asthma diagnosed by a doctor. have been treated with an inhaler in the past 3 months have had at least 1 exacerbation (worsening of your asthma that requires medical intervention or a change in medications) in the past year

Asthma Clinical study participants must not:

have severe lung disease other than asthma have HIV, Hepatitis B or C The full study details and eligibility criteria are listed here.

Please complete the online questionnaire here to check if you’re eligible for the trial. If you’re not familiar with clinical trials, here are some FAQs: What are clinical trials? Clinical trials are research studies to determine whether investigational drugs or treatments are safe and effective for humans. All new investigational medications and devices must undergo several clinical trials, often involving thousands of people. Please complete the online questionnaire here to check if you’re eligible for the trial. Why participate in a clinical trial? You will have access to new investigational treatments that would be available to the general public only upon approval. You will also receive study-related medical care and attention from clinical trial staff at research facilities. Clinical trials offer hope for many people and an opportunity to help researchers find better treatments for others in the future. Learn why I’m talking about Clinical Trials