Tag: clinical study
Study: Few People with Peanut Allergy Tolerate Peanut after Stopping OIT
Continuing with a modest dose confers more protection, NIH-funded study finds.
New Peanut Allergy Treatment Passes Phase 2 Trial, Shows Effectiveness and...
UNC School of Medicine researchers show that tiny under-the-tongue doses of peanut protein can offer safe and substantial protection against peanut allergy.
Recruitment of Infants Begins for Phase 3 Trial of Cream to...
The trial needs 760 babies aged three weeks or younger whose parents or siblings suffer from either eczema, asthma or food allergies.
Aimmune Enrolls First Patient in Phase 2 Trial of AR201 for...
AR201 is the second development program that Aimmune is advancing to phase 2 using its Characterized Oral Desensitization ImmunoTherapy (CODIT™) platform.
Clinical Trial to Evaluate Experimental Treatment in People Allergic to Multiple...
NIH and partners to assess whether Omalizumab can reduce allergic reactions.
Vedanta Biosciences Announces First Patient Enrolled in VE416 Phase 1b/2 Food...
First clinical study of a bacterial consortium for treating food allergy will initially be studied in patients with history of peanut allergy.
Aravax Presents Additional Positive Phase I Trial Results for PVX108, a...
Trial results demonstrate excellent PVX108 safety profile in patients with prior anaphylaxis and current asthma.
Phase 3 Trial Data Demonstrates Consistent Safety and Efficacy of AR101...
“Results of the European ARTEMIS trial provide further clinical validation of the safety and efficacy of AR101 for children and adolescents with peanut allergy.”
Aimmune Therapeutics Presents New AR101 Data Including Demonstrated Reduction in Accidental...
AR101-Treated Patients Who Completed PALISADE Had 95% Increased Probability of Tolerating Any Dose of Peanut Protein in Exit Challenge Compared to Placebo.
Phase I Trial for New Peanut Allergy Immunotherapy Results in No...
Research details phase one study of peptide-based immunotherapy, which is designed to remove risks of acute reactions during treatment.
