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Help researchers understand the student and parent perspective on having food allergies in school!
Do you have a child with a food allergy in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade?
Does your child live in New England?
You and your child may be eligible to participate in a study through the University of Massachusetts Boston about what it’s like to have food allergies in school!
In recent years, administrators, nurses and policymakers have created rules to try to make school safer for students with food allergies. We want to learn about what students think and feel about what it’s like to have food allergies. We’re hoping to hear about students’ experiences with food allergies in school, and about their ideas to improve allergy education and school rules. We’d also like to know about your observations of your child’s experiences.
If you have any questions about opportunities to participate in this project, please reach out to the principal investigator of this project, Sadie Cathcart, at [email protected] Use the following link to be directed to more information, consents, and both caregiver and child questionnaires. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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Uses anti-IgE, which blocks IgE, critical in allergies and asthma
PARK Study - Preventing Asthma in High Risk Kids
Researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital are studying whether Xolair® can help prevent lasting, severe asthma and new allergies from developing, or reduce the severity of existing ones, in preschool-age children.parkstudy.org/
call 857-218-5336 or [email protected] to learn more
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Researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital are studying whether Xolair® can help prevent lasting, severe asthma and new allergies from developing, or reduce the severity of existing ones, in preschool-age children.
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