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This is a non-drug, biomarker study to assess the utility of the model of repeated nasal allergen challenges in subjects with atopic rhinitis as a method of inducing an increased response to inhaled allergen, which will more closely resemble the responses seen during the hayfever season.


Clinical Trial Description

This is a non-drug, biomarker study to assess the utility of the model of repeated nasal allergen challenges in subjects with atopic rhinitis as a method of inducing an increased response to inhaled allergen, which will more closely resemble the responses seen during the hayfever season. ;


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NCT number NCT00290368
Study type Interventional
Source Imperial College London
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Status Completed
Phase Phase 2
Start date February 2006
Completion date May 2006

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