SEASONAL ALLERGIC RHINITIS

This study tested a new drug called LP-003 for adults with moderate to severe seasonal allergies (hay fever) whose symptoms are not controlled by standard treatments like nasal sprays and allergy pills. Over 12 weeks, researchers compared LP-003 to a placebo to see if it better r…

This early-stage study tested a single dose of an experimental drug called MT-2990 in 75 people with Japanese cedar pollen allergies. The main goals were to check the drug's safety and how the body processes it. Researchers also measured if it helped reduce common allergy symptom…

This study tested whether adding an injectable medication called omalizumab could help people with severe Japanese cedar pollen allergies who still suffer despite using standard allergy medicines like nasal sprays and antihistamines. The 12-week trial involved 337 adults and adol…

This study tested whether a new injection called TQC2938 could help people with seasonal allergies feel better when added to their usual nasal spray. 136 adults with significant allergy symptoms during pollen season received either the injection or a placebo. Researchers measured…

This study tested if starting a common allergy medicine (fexofenadine) two days before being exposed to ragweed pollen could better prevent seasonal allergy symptoms. About 95 adults with ragweed allergies participated. They were randomly given either the real medicine or a place…