A Clinical Study for Individuals with Atopic Dermatitis

Research to help advance a possible treatment

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If you're a teen or adult struggling with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis*, there may be a clinical study worth exploring.

Skin Specialists in Omaha, NE are seeking teens and adults with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis (AD) to participate in clinical research. Doctors want to see if an investigational study drug can safely and effectively reduce AD symptoms, like severe itch.
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*You may know atopic dermatitis as eczema.

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Who Can Participate

This study is seeking teens and adults who:

are 12 years of age or older

were diagnosed with eczema at least 1 year ago

have moderate-to-severe symptoms

have tried previous treatments with little to no improvement

Note: This is a placebo-controlled study; qualified participants will be randomly assigned to receive either the investigational study drug or a placebo.

In this study, the experience of people receiving an investigational study drug will be compared to people receiving a placebo (a saltwater solution with no active properties). This will help researchers determine if the investigational study drug is safe and effective. Information learned through this study may help others with atopic dermatitis in the future. Being in a clinical study is your choice.

Talk about this study with your loved ones and caregivers. If you decide to join and then change your mind, you can leave the study at any time.

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