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Welcome to the Eczema Studies Page

CURRENT STUDIES THAT MAY INTEREST YOU


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MyPaTH Story Booth 2.0

Interested in sharing your story about health, illness, or research? Patients and caregivers are needed to participate in a research study to help learn more about topics that are important to you and that may improve health and health care. Participation involves one 45-minute session that takes place over the phone. Eligible participants must be able to read and understand English.

ACL Tear
Acne
Alcohol
Allergy
And 155 more areas
Age Range
AGE: 18 and up
Duration
DURATION: 45 minutes
VISITS: 1 visit or phone call
Location
LOCATION: By phone
Compensation
COMPENSATION: NONE

Neuroimmune interactions in Atopic Dermatitis

Do you have mild to moderate eczema? You may be eligible for a research study of Botox for patients with mild to moderate eczema. Participation involves approximately 4-5 study visits over a 1-2 month period. Compensation is provided.

Eczema
Age Range
AGE: 18-75
Duration
DURATION: 1-2 months
VISITS: 4-5
Location
LOCATION: Oakland
Compensation
COMPENSATION: between $100-200

APG777 Study

Do you have moderate to severe eczema? You may be eligible for a research study to evaluate the safety and efficacy (how well the drug works) of APG777. Study participation will last approximately 2 years and includes 22 study visits.  Compensation is provided.

Eczema
Age Range
AGE: 18 and older
Duration
DURATION: 2 years
VISITS: 22
Location
LOCATION: Oakland
Compensation
COMPENSATION: For your time and travel

RELATED RESEARCH AREAS:
  Skin, Hair, and Nails


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