We're exploring a new way to help people manage their asthma at home. By taking early steps, we aim to stop worsening asthma attacks before they get bad enough to need strong treatment. This study will help us figure out how practical it is to use a self-injection asthma plan and ensure it's safe and effective. Ultimately, our goal is to develop a new and easy-to-follow treatment plan for asthma that works better for everyone.
As a participant, you'll keep track of your asthma symptoms and do a simple breathing test at home. If you feel unwell during the study, you'll take the study medication or a placebo twice and meet with our team about 8 times over a few weeks. You'll also come in for health checks with our team before and after your home monitoring.
You will receive up to $750 for your time and participation.
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Michelle Hernandez
Pediatrics - Allergy Immunology and Rheumatology
Clinical or Medical
Interventional
Lungs and Breathing
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