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Where research stands todayUpdated 15 Nov 2026
Trial-stage treatments you can join–open now
in United States
Studies published in the last 12 months00 in people · 0 in animals · 0 in the lab
Support organisations2organisations
in United States1 helpline
Offer tissue or dataGive a sample or your health data to research.Approved treatmentsMedicines approved for eosinophilic oesophagitis around the world.“Miracle cure” fact checkerSaw a cure online? Check it before you pay.

Trial-stage treatments and research studies you can join

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  1. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 2Taking people
    Phase 2 trial: Upadacitinib 30mg Dose
    Chapel Hill, United StatesAlso DurhamAge 18 to 65
  2. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 3Taking people
    Phase 3 trial: dupilumab
    Atlanta, United StatesAlso Aurora, Boston, Chapel Hill, Charleston, Charlottesville, Fort Worth, Milwaukee, New York, …Age 0 to 6
  3. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 1
    Early Phase 1 trial: Dupilumab 300 MG/2 ML Subcutaneous Solution [DUPIXENT], budesonide oral suspension
    Rochester, United StatesAlso ScottsdaleAge 18+
  4. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 2Taking people
    Phase 2 trial: Alpha-proteinase inhibitor
    Bethesda, United StatesAlso CincinnatiAge 18 to 70
  5. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 2Taking people
    Phase 2 trial: Dupilumab, Fluticasone
    Aurora, United StatesAge 12 to 25
  6. Trial-stage treatmentPhase 4Taking people
    Phase 4 trial: Dupilumab 300 MG/2 ML Subcutaneous Solution [DUPIXENT]
    La Jolla, United StatesAge 22+
  7. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: Esophageal string test
    Bethesda, United StatesAge 18 to 65
  8. Research studyTaking people
    Studies how food allergy and related conditions develop and run in families

    Follows people with food allergy and related conditions, plus their relatives, over time.

    Bethesda, United StatesAge 0 to 99
  9. Research studyTaking people
    Registry collecting health information on people with rare diseases

    Collects voluntary health information from people with rare or undiagnosed conditions for future research.

    Sioux Falls, United States
  10. Research study
    Observational study: Food Allergy
    Philadelphia, United StatesAge 0 to 65
  11. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: Dysphagia
    Baltimore, United StatesAge 5 to 21
  12. Research studyTaking people
    Observational study: MuVI Esophageal mucosal impedance testing
    Milwaukee, United StatesAge 18+
  13. Research studyTaking people
    Observational study: Eosinophilic Esophagitis
    San Diego, United StatesAge 1 to 65
  14. Research studyTaking people
    Building a list of people with digestive movement disorders

    Collects confirmed diagnoses from people with stomach and bowel movement problems, for future research.

    Indianapolis, United States
  15. Trial-stage treatmentTaking people
    Clinical trial: Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE)
    Seattle, United StatesAge 1 to 21
  16. Research studyTaking people
    Checking stomach movement problems in people with eosinophilic gastritis

    Looks at whether eosinophilic gastritis affects how the stomach moves food, in adults.

    Bethesda, United StatesAlso Chicago, Salt Lake CityAge 18 to 59
  17. Research studyTaking people
    Observational study: Eosinophilic Esophagitis
    Chicago, United StatesAge 1 to 25
  18. Trial-stage treatmentSoon in United States
    Clinical trial: Eosinophilic Esophagitis Caused by Food (Disorder)
    Philadelphia, United StatesAge 0 to 90
  19. Research studyTaking people
    Observational study: Eosinophilic Esophagitis
    Indianapolis, United StatesAge 18 to 65
  20. Research studyTaking people
    Observational study: Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disorders (EGIDs)
    Aurora, United StatesAlso Bethesda, Boston, Chapel Hill, Chicago, Cincinnati, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, …Age 3+

Support organisations

Patient organisations and helplines in United States, for you and your family.

We have no organisations for this disease listed in United States yet. General support there is below.

General support in United States

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    US national 24/7 free and confidential lifeline for anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, reachable by calling or texting 988 or by chat.

    988lifeline.org
  • MedlinePlus

    Free, easy-to-read health information service of the US National Library of Medicine (NIH) on diseases, conditions, drugs and wellness.

    medlineplus.gov

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Patient organisation umbrella bodies

Offer tissue or data

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Give tissue or bloodA biobank stores your sample so many research teams can use it.No open programme yet
Share your health dataA patient registry collects your health data, without your name, for research.How to join
Take part as a healthy volunteerStudies also need people without the disease, for comparison. Family and friends can help.Volunteer

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