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IRB No. 12-009-2 (Dr. Mark Metersky, PI): Bronchiectasis Research Registry: A Consolidated Database of Non-Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis Patients from Major Clinical and Research Institutions
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IRB No. 17-045-2: The Airway Inflammatory Profile of E-Cigarette Users
Study objective: The research study is about how the human body, particularly the airways, react to the regular use of e-cigarettes. The purpose is to show that regular use of e-cigarettes can be associated with airway inflammation in the sputum of regular users of e-cig. We intend to study if the regular use of e-cig, in a simliar way to conventional cigarettes, can trigger an inflammatory response in the airways. Hypotheses: 1. subjects who use e-cigarettes have evidence of airway inflammation when compared to healthy non-smoker subjects 2. Subjects who smoke regular tobacco cigarettes have evidence of more airway inflammation than e-cigarette users. 3. Subjects who use e-cigs with flavoring, e.g. chocolate, or regular cigarettes with flavoring (e.g. menthol) will have more airway inflammation than e-cig and regular cigarette users who don't use flavored products, e.g. menthol. Aims: 1. We plan to characterize airway inflammation profile in e-cig users compared to healthy non-smokers 2. We plan to characterize the airway inlfammatory profile of tobacco cigarette smokers compared to e-cig users. 3. We plan to characterize the effect of menthol in e-cigarettes and tobacco cigarettes on the airway inflammatory profile.
IRB No. U25-159-1 (Dr. Ameer Rasheed, PI): A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Phase 2b Study Evaluating the Safety and Efficacy of Pirfenidone Solution for Inhalation (AP01) in Subjects with Progressive Pulmonary Fibrosis (PPF)
The Sponsor is developing AP01 (also referred to in this document as the “study drug”) for use in the treatment of Progressive Pulmonary Fibrosis. AP01 is an experimental drug that we hypothesize may slow your PPF symptoms. You will inhale the study drug using the eFlow® Nebulizer System. The nebulizer used to deliver AP01 is approved in Europe, but is an investigational device for use in the United States and Canada (not approved by FDA or Health Canada).