Plain-English translation of NCT06136091 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Read our Asthma research guide →This is a one-year study designed to help researchers better understand why asthma symptoms and flare-ups happen in some children more than others. Researchers will follow 250 children with asthma and 60 children without asthma, ages 6-17, to track patterns in their symptoms and see how colds and other factors affect asthma control.
Many children struggle with asthma flare-ups, but doctors don't fully understand why some children have more problems than others. This study aims to identify the patterns and triggers that lead to asthma symptoms getting worse, so that future treatments can be better targeted to help each child.
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If you have asthma, you'll visit the clinic four times over the year (roughly every three months) when your asthma is well-controlled. If you don't have asthma, you'll have two in-person clinic visits plus two phone check-ins. All participants will use a smartphone app to report cold symptoms when they happen and may be asked to come in for up to three extra visits if they catch a cold during the study.
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