Get Involved with Research
Allergies, Asthma and Related Diseases
There are numerous opportunities for patients and families to get involved with research including:
- Becoming an patient advisor to a research study
- Participating in focus groups
- Taking a survey
- Participating in a disease registry
- Enrolling as a clinical trial participant
Ongoing opportunities to get involved with research
ASTHMA360 Patient Research Registry
Help End Asthma - a lung disease that affects more than 25 million Americans.
Covid-19 Registry
Allergy & Asthma Network and embleema are working together to better understand COVID-19.
Current opportunities to get involved with research
How You Can Save Lives. We Can Do This, Together
Ten people a day die from asthma and 750 die from severe allergic reactions. Your support on Giving Tuesday (Nov. 30) will make an impact.
COVID-19 Clinical Trial Now Enrolling Volunteers
Are you unvaccinated against COVID-19? Never had COVID-19? If so, you could help evaluate a new preventive option – and be compensated for your effort.
Help Improve Allergy Care – Join a New Research Study
Learn how you can earn up to $2,100 by participating in a research study on seasonal allergies.
New Research Study for People with Moderate to Severe Asthma
People with moderate to severe asthma are invited to take part in a new research study. Participants will receive a voucher for up to $500.
AWARE for All Clinical Research Awareness Virtual Event
Join us on Nov. 16-18 for a virtual meeting to learn about the clinical research process and how you can get involved in clinical trials.
Join a Focus Group on Chronic Urticaria
The focus group is for people to share their experiences living with chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU) and chronic inducible urticaria (CindU)
Take Part in Eczema, Chronic Hives Research
If you have eczema or chronic hives, we invite you to take part in research to evaluate a new medication for different skin diseases.
New Study Examines Eosinophilic Esophagitis
We are recruiting people ages 12 to 65 and diagnosed with EoE to take part in a clinical study called MESSINA.
Survey for Health Professionals: Credentials for Pulmonary Disease Education
Your response will help the National Board for Respiratory Care decide whether to offer credentials to pulmonary disease educators.
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