Southern California Research

As just published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Carr was a part of a groundbreaking study of Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) for patients with a history ...of peanut allergy. Of note is that before treatment, none of the participants tolerated more than a 30-mg dose of peanut protein. If we translate that into peanuts where one whole peanut kernel contains approximately 250300 mg of peanut protein this means that, before treatment, none of the participants tolerated more than approximately 1/10 of a peanut. To learn more facts about peanut allergy and what is being done to treat it, look at the latest research Dr. Warner Carr was a part of, as published in the New England Journal of Medicine. #PeanutAllergy #NEJM #OIT http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1812856 See more

Asthmatics, young and old, diagnosed with persistent asthma for at least 3 months, may be suitable for a clinical research study to test an investigational inhalation medication. Need to be 12 or older! Click for more details. https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/wn/

Asthma allergens can dampen summer fun. Even a refreshing summer breeze is laden with dust and pollens and can trigger symptoms instantly. We are enrolling asthmatics for a new research study. Interested? https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/wn/

Every season has its asthma triggers make sure you have your asthma medication handy. Those interested in evaluating an investigational asthma medication apply now. Learn more. https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/wn/

Do not wait until your asthma gets worse. We are testing new medications to help with asthma. Click on the link and see if you qualify! http://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/wn/

Those over 12 who have a clinical history of asthma for more than 3 months may be eligible for this research study. Click the button for more criteria and to apply. https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/wn/

We are looking for children 6-11 for a research study to test an investigational nasal spray for seasonal allergy symptoms. Know anyone? Please share with someone who might benefit.

SCR is seeking kids 6-11 who have been diagnosed with seasonal allergic rhinitis (AKA hay fever) for the past 2 years. We are conducting a research study to evaluate the use of an investigational nasal spray to determine if it may help symptoms. https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/gn/

If your child has been diagnosed with seasonal allergies for the past two years and tests positive to a skin-prick test for trees or grass they may be eligible for a research study testing an investigational nasal spray. https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/gn/

Tree and grass pollen can trigger sneezing, itchy eyes, and coughs from now through the Summer months. If someone you know is 6-11 and has been clinically diagnosed with seasonal allergies, they may be a viable candidate for this research study of an investigational nasal spray. https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/gn/

Nasal polyps research studies are not all the same. Southern California Research is looking for participants, who have nasal polyps and are willing to use an investigational injection medication. You may be compensated for time and travel. Call us at 949-347-8700, x1812.https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/hfbn/

A nasal polyp doesn’t look like it can ruin your life. But you know how annoying it can be. And if you have several of them, with chronic rhinosinusitis, you may be interested in signing up for this clinical study to test an investigational injection medication.https://scr.joinmyclinicaltrial.com/hfbn/