Vapendavir for colds caused by rhinovirus in adults with COPD
Compares two doses of vapendavir, taken by mouth, with a placebo for rhinovirus colds in people with COPD.
Research area
Pulmonary
Our pulmonary trials study treatments for lung diseases, including asthma and COPD. We also study pulmonary fibrosis.
About this area
The lungs move oxygen from the air into the blood. The body needs this oxygen to work. Lung conditions such as asthma and COPD can make breathing difficult.
Pulmonary fibrosis involves scarring deep in the lungs. The scarred tissue becomes thick and stiff, making it harder to breathe and move oxygen into the blood.
Research focus
Conditions we study
- Asthma
- COPD
- Pulmonary fibrosis
Clinical studies
Open studies in this area
Blood test research for lung nodules
Researchers are developing a blood test to help tell whether a lung nodule, a small spot on the lung, is cancer. Healthy volunteers are also needed.
Project 064-ONC-34
Tobacco heating system in smokers with COPD and chronic bronchitis
Looks at whether a tobacco heating device can reduce coughing and be less harmful than regular cigarettes for adult smokers with COPD.
Research Study P1-FAF-16
Before you decide
What taking part can look like
Contact our team
Call to ask about a study in this area.
Talk with a coordinator
A coordinator explains the study and its requirements.
Review the consent form
The study doctor reviews the details and answers your questions before you sign.
Keep your regular care
Keep seeing your own doctor and tell them about the study. You can choose to leave the study at any time.
Questions and answers
Before you call
Does my condition qualify me?
Each study has its own requirements. Ask the coordinator to review the details with you.
Does asking mean I have joined?
No. You can ask questions before deciding. The study doctor reviews the consent form with you before you sign.
Can I keep my doctor?
Yes. A study does not replace your regular care. Keep your doctor informed about your participation.