Universita Degli Studi Di Messina

Clinical research at Universita Degli Studi Di Messina includes studies in asthma and other respiratory tract diseases, with attention to both moderate-to-severe controlled asthma and severe eosinophilic asthma. The trials are designed to assess treatment performance and long-term safety while exploring new options that may improve symptom control.

• Severe asthma with an eosinophilic phenotype
• Moderate to severe controlled asthma
• Evaluation of new therapies for asthma management
• Long-term safety and effectiveness of respiratory treatments

This area reflects a strong focus on improving care for chronic airway disease through better disease control and safer treatment strategies.

The site is also active in digestive system diseases, including research on pediatric bowel cleansing for colonoscopy preparation in children and teenagers with colonic disease. These studies aim to improve diagnostic readiness and support more effective gastrointestinal care in younger patients.

• Colonic disease
• Improving bowel preparation before colonoscopy
• Testing the effectiveness of cleansing approaches in pediatric care
• Supporting better diagnostic outcomes in gastrointestinal research

This line of research highlights practical advances in how digestive conditions are assessed and managed, especially in pediatric populations.

In nutritional and metabolic diseases, clinical trials at the DAI Materno Infantile are focused on type 1 diabetes and late-onset Pompe disease. The studies are evaluating whether new add-on treatments can help preserve insulin-producing cell function or improve lung function in patients already receiving standard care.

• Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1
• Late-onset Pompe disease
• Preservation of beta-cell function in new-onset diabetes
• Assessing added treatment benefit in metabolic disease

This research aims to expand treatment possibilities for complex chronic disorders by testing therapies that may improve long-term disease control and organ function.