ASTHMA IN CHILDREN

This study tests whether using an inhaler only when symptoms occur works as well as taking daily maintenance inhalers for teens with asthma who often skip their daily medication. About 40 participants will use an electronic sensor to track how often they use their inhaler. The go…

This study is testing a wearable device called AeviceMD that lets doctors listen to a child's lungs remotely. It includes 20 children aged 3 to 18 with poorly controlled asthma. The goal is to see if using this monitor at home helps families manage asthma better and reduces the n…

This study tests a smart spacer device that tracks how children and young people (ages 6-18) use their asthma inhalers. The goal is to see if giving personalized feedback based on the device's data improves inhaler use and asthma control compared to standard care. The study invol…

This study tests a program called TEAM-UP for Teens, which uses school-based telemedicine visits and video-supported medication reminders to help low-income teens with asthma. The goal is to reduce symptoms and emergency visits by making it easier to follow treatment plans. About…

This study tests a community program to improve asthma care for children in New Haven. It includes home visits from health workers (Promotoras) and an online tool for doctors. The goal is to see if these services help kids manage asthma better and reduce emergency visits. About 5…

This study tests whether teaching families coping skills alongside standard asthma care can improve asthma control in Latino children aged 8-14. About 280 families will be split into two groups: one gets the coping program plus asthma education, the other gets asthma education al…

This study follows 192 toddlers aged 18 to 36 months who are at high risk for asthma. Researchers track their health over time to learn how asthma starts and progresses in early childhood. The goal is to help doctors find better ways to prevent and treat asthma in the future. No …

This study looks at how different indoor air pollutants in schools, like chemicals and allergens, might work together to affect children's health. Researchers will monitor air quality in classrooms and track asthma and allergy symptoms in 500 children. The goal is to understand t…

This study follows 499 children from birth to age 7 to understand how things like allergens, pollution, and germs in early life may lead to asthma and allergies. Researchers are observing, not testing any treatments. The goal is to uncover root causes to help prevent these condit…

This study looks at whether a friendly robot can help children with asthma learn how to manage their condition. About 120 children and their parents will try out the robot's lessons and activities. Researchers want to see if families find the robot easy to use and helpful.