Asthma Allergy Centre Research Group

Asthma Allergy Centre Research Group is a small medical research group located in Oregon, United States. The group employs 5 to 9 people and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. Asthma Allergy Centre Research Group focuses on conducting clinical research in the fields of asthma, chronic sinusitis, immunodeficiency, and nasolacrimal duct reflux. The group's research has led to the development of a medical treatment for chronic sinusitis that boasts a healing rate close to 90%. They have also made significant discoveries related to immunodeficiencies in patients with chronic sinusitis, as well as the phenomenon of tear duct reflux triggered by nose blowing, which can potentially lead to infections. Furthermore, Asthma Allergy Centre Research Group was the first to identify a clinical condition characterized by prolonged asthma episodes lasting for months or even years following a cold or sinus infection. For more information about Asthma Allergy Centre Research Group and their research, please visit their website at asthmaallergycentre.com.