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ADORED-Allergic Disease Onset Prevention Study

"Study testing rhinitis control in children."

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100 years and younger
Female
Phase N/A

Study Purpose: This research is testing an investigational medication to see if it can help prevent allergic diseases, like eczema, food allergies, asthma, and hay fever. The medication contains helpful bacteria that might stop allergies from starting in young babies.

What to Expect: Babies will take the medicine by mixing it with a little bit of breastmilk, formula, or milk. This study involves taking the medicine early on to see if it helps the baby's immune system. The study is designed to see if this method can prevent allergies from developing.

  • Time Commitment: The length of the study and number of visits are not specified here.
  • Age Criteria: The study is for neonates and infants, which means it is for very young babies.
  • Key Consideration: No specific eligibility criteria provided here, so you might need to ask for more information if interested.

If you think this study might be good for your baby, you can reach out to the study organizers for more details on participation and eligibility.

Study details
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    pcos
    acne
    birth defect

13 January 2025

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