This research study is being conducted to help improve treatment options for adolescents living with asthma. By participating, teens will help researchers learn more about how current asthma medications work in real-world settings. The goal is to gather valuable information that may guide future asthma therapies and care. All participants will remain on their current inhalers and receive study-related exams and tests at no cost.
All study visits take place at North Carolina Clinical Research, conveniently located near UNC-Rex Hospital.
No fee from you and insurance is not required.
As a thank you for your time and participation, eligible participants may receive up to $2,555. All study-related exams, lab tests, and ECGs are provided at no cost. You’ll also have the opportunity to help advance research aimed at improving asthma care for adolescents.
SIGN-UPAdolescents ages 12–17 who have been diagnosed with asthma for at least 3 months, use a daily steroid controller inhaler, and can attend 5 morning visits (1 visit = approx. 8hrs) over 2–4 weeks may be eligible. Additional criteria may apply.
No. Participants will stay on their current asthma inhalers during the study.
You will attend 5 morning visits (1 visit = approx. 8hrs) at our Raleigh clinic, complete study-related exams, labs, and an ECG, and answer questions about your health.
No. All study-related physical exams, labs, and ECGs are provided at no cost, and you may receive up to $2,555 for participating.