Studies available for: Asthma

See a study that interests you? Contact that study's coordinator for more information on how to participate.


Study Information:
DUST: An Asthma Research Study
Houston, TX
UT School of Public Health
Asthma is a very common disease in children and is often complicated by exposures to environmental triggers. There has been an increase in the number of asthma cases in the past several years. The exact reasons for this increase are not fully known so it is important to learn more about the different things that may cause asthma or make it worse. Our research team is conducting a study of asthma in the greater Houston area. The purpose of the study is to see if certain molds that are commonly found in house dust have a relationship with asthma. At the end of the study, we hope to learn how to better control asthma or prevent it all together.
HSC-SPH-06-0192
NIH/ National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Subject Information:
6 to 18 years of age
Inclusion criteria—participants must live in the greater Houston area and live in a smoke free house. Participants cannot have a history of severe persistent asthma, chronic lung disease, premature birth, severe eczema, congenital or other chronic heart disease.
Study Coordinator(s) Information:
Michelle Payton
713-500-9475
Joy De Los Reyes
713-500-9479
Principal Investigator Information:
George P Delclos