The trial is conducted by the American Lung Association Airways Clinical Research Centers
What Is the COPD-OMA(lizumab) Study?
Many people with COPD are sensitive to allergens they may have exposure to in their home every day. Researchers want to learn whether treating that allergic component with omalizumab can improve COPD symptoms and reduce flare-ups.
While omalizumab is already FDA-approved for other allergic conditions, this study will help us learn whether it may also help:
- Reduce COPD flare-ups
- Improve breathing symptoms and quality of life
- Support lung function
By participating, you’re playing an important role in shaping future COPD care.
How to Participate
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This research has been approved by the Johns Hopkins Institutional Review Board
Protocol: IRB00498976
ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT07059091
Lead Investigator: Nirupama Putcha

