Research in skin and eczema looks at moderate to severe eczema (atopic dermatitis) that hasn't responded well to current treatments. Register your interest below to learn what's currently open near you.
Skin and eczema research looks at moderate to severe atopic dermatitis that hasn't responded well enough to current treatments, and explores approaches that may work alongside standard care. This is an active area of research in Southwest Florida. Taking part in a study on this topic usually involves an initial conversation, questions about your health history, and a series of visits with a research team, at no cost to take part. If this topic interests you, register your interest below, and a research center near you will call to talk through what's currently open.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this area of research for?
Research in this area generally involves adults with moderate to severe eczema (atopic dermatitis) whose current treatments haven't worked well enough. A research team reviews specific requirements with you.
Does a history of HIV, hepatitis, or tuberculosis matter?
It may affect which studies are a fit. A research team reviews your medical history with you confidentially.
Does a recent vaccine or infection matter?
It may be relevant to some studies. Let a research team know about any recent vaccines or infections.
Does pregnancy or breastfeeding affect participation?
It's relevant to most studies in this area. A research team can answer questions about your specific situation.
How long does a study last, and how many visits are involved?
Length and visit frequency vary and are reviewed during screening. A research team provides a clear schedule before you decide.
