David Fleischer, MD

David Fleischer, MD, professor of pediatrics at Children’s Hospital Colorado and global principal investigator of the VITESSE study.

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Phase 3 VITESSE data highlight clinical impact of VIASKIN peanut patch

ByDavid Fleischer, MD

February 28th 2026

David Fleischer, MD, discusses how the VITESSE trial positions the VIASKIN peanut patch as a promising option for children with peanut allergy.

How Viaskin could expand options for families managing peanut allergy, with David Fleischer, MD

ByDavid Fleischer, MD

January 7th 2026

According to Fleischer, epicutaneous immunotherapy represents a “marathon, not a sprint,” with potential long-term benefits when started young.

David Fleischer, MD, discusses recent data for Viaskin Peanut patch

ByDavid Fleischer, MD

January 6th 2026

David Fleischer, MD, says phase 3 VITESSE results show the Viaskin peanut patch offers a safe, practical desensitization option for young children with peanut allergy.

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Phase 3 VITESSE data highlight clinical impact of VIASKIN peanut patch
February 28th 2026
How Viaskin could expand options for families managing peanut allergy, with David Fleischer, MD
January 7th 2026

David Fleischer, MD

Articles by David Fleischer, MD

Phase 3 VITESSE data highlight clinical impact of VIASKIN peanut patch

How Viaskin could expand options for families managing peanut allergy, with David Fleischer, MD

David Fleischer, MD, discusses recent data for Viaskin Peanut patch

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