Pediatric Allergy Research
Our physician-scientists conduct research projects to help children with food allergy, asthma, atopic dermatitis and immune deficiencies. We participate in studies funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE), industry and our own investigator-initiated studies. We hope our research efforts will improve treatment for children with hard-to-treat asthma, allergies and immune disorders.
Food Allergy Research
Thirty years ago, food allergy was extremely rare. Today, 4.3 million U.S. children suffer from the life-threatening condition. Our physicians are conducting research to learn more about food allergies and improve treatment options. Our current studies of food allergies investigate peanut and milk allergies.
Asthma Research
Lurie Children’s Division of Allergy and Immunology is at the cutting edge of asthma clinical research. We offer our patients with asthma the newest treatments as well as opportunities to be part of studies in hopes to discover more treatments and a cure.
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Eczema Research
We offer our patients with eczema the newest treatments as well as opportunities to be part of studies in hopes to discover more treatments and a cure.
Clinical Studies
Stanley Manne Children's Research Institute is dedicated to transforming pediatric medicine through research. Our research team conducts clinical studies across all specialty areas to develop more effective treatments and find tomorrow’s cures.