Access Tomorrow's Treatments Today: Our Clinical Trials
Be at the forefront of asthma and COPD innovation. At Advanced Asthma Clinic, led by Dr. Frank Hull, we're not just treating respiratory conditions—we're helping to discover the next breakthrough treatments. Our active research program gives patients access to cutting-edge therapies years before they become widely available.
Research Referral Contact:
Frank Hull, MD
Tel: (954) 520-7296 ext. 1
Fax: (954) 523-8569
Benefits of Participating in a Research Study:
- Receive study medications at no cost
- Potential coverage for other routine respiratory medications through grants
- Many trials involve FDA-approved drugs being studied for new uses (Phase 4), often with no placebo group
- All research visits at Dr. Hull's office are free
- Transportation to research visits is reimbursed
- All research-related testing (labs, pulmonary function tests, chest imaging if needed) is free
- Contribute to the future of asthma and COPD care
- Receive close supervision by respiratory specialists
- Compensation for time and travel is provided in many studies
Currently Enrolling Research Studies
We are currently seeking patient referrals for pulmonary clinical trials. Specific study protocols and eligibility criteria are reviewed on an individual basis — contact our research team for complete, current details.
Asthma Clinical Trials
Severe Asthma Research Studies
Overview: Advanced Asthma Clinic participates in clinical research evaluating investigational and biologic therapies for adults with severe or difficult-to-control asthma, including patients who may not currently be eligible for standard biologic treatment. Studies may include novel injectable therapies, dose-finding studies, and imaging-based assessments.
Eligibility varies by study and generally considers factors such as asthma severity, prior treatment history, and inflammatory markers. Contact our research team for current eligibility criteria.
COPD Clinical Trials
COPD Research Studies
Overview: Our COPD research program evaluates investigational and FDA-approved therapies for patients with moderate to very severe COPD, including studies focused on reducing exacerbations, cardiovascular risk, and chronic airway inflammation.
Eligibility varies by study and generally considers factors such as COPD severity, smoking history, exacerbation history, and inflammatory markers. Contact our research team for current eligibility criteria.
Chronic Cough Trials
Chronic Cough Research
Overview: Advanced Asthma Clinic has a history of studying investigational treatments for patients with refractory or unexplained chronic cough lasting a year or more that has not responded adequately to standard treatments.
Availability of studies in this condition area varies. Please contact our research team to inquire about current or upcoming enrollment opportunities.
Other studies for bronchiectasis and additional respiratory conditions may also be available or starting soon. Contact our research referral line for the most current list of enrolling studies and detailed eligibility criteria.
Is a Clinical Trial Right for You?
Clinical trials may be particularly beneficial if:
- Your asthma or COPD is not well-controlled with current treatments available in the Plantation, FL area
- You experience frequent exacerbations (flare-ups requiring steroids or hospitalization)
- You are looking to reduce your dependence on oral steroids (like prednisone)
- Standard treatments haven't provided sufficient relief or have caused side effects
- You have specific types of inflammation (e.g., high eosinophils) or conditions like chronic cough that match our study criteria
- You want access to potentially groundbreaking therapies at no cost while under the care of Dr. Hull
Our research coordinators will carefully review your medical history to help determine if you might qualify for one of our studies.
Schedule a Research Consultation Biologic Therapy for Severe Asthma
For Referring Physicians
We welcome referrals from healthcare providers throughout South Florida. If you have patients who might benefit from participating in our clinical trials, please contact our research referral line.
Research Referral:
Tel: (954) 520-7296 ext. 1
Fax: (954) 523-8569
We'll provide comprehensive updates on your patient's progress throughout their participation in the trial.