Allergy

The investigative team in Canada found that pre-pregnancy weight may possibly influence a child’s risk of developing pediatric allergic diseases.

Investigators found that intralymphatic immunotherapy of was not superior to placebo or other forms of allergen-specific immunotherapy, but felt continued research was warranted.

Investigators found that children with antibiotic allergy labels have longer hospital stays and increased symptoms of allergic reaction.

Investigators link early atopic manifestations and other complications to tree nut allergy, which account for most of all food related deaths by anaphylaxis.

Staff from schools across the United Kingdom express desire for enhanced staff preparedness and internal allergy policy review after being surveyed by investigators.

A new follow-up study highlights the efficacy and safety of the daily oral immunotherapy in. younger patient populations.

A new multi-year study shows that the immunotherapy increases tolerance of peanut products in patients with allergies.

Researchers report antibody responses in kidney transplant recipients and the impact of specific regiments utilized by select patients.

Research showed that the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine was well tolerated by patients who experienced allergic reactions from their first dose.

Researchers in North Carolina recorded improvements in pediatric healthcare utilization partly attributed to a lack of exposure to allergens and other exacerbations.

Using a participant group culled from several countries, investigators believe they have a better understanding on what contributes to uncontrolled allergic rhinitis and what it means for future patient care.

The new kinoid vaccine has shown positive results in mice with human proteins, and the France-based team remain optimistic of human trials in the future.

Researchers in the UK recommend early detection and treatment of food allergy and sensitization to avoid complications in adulthood.

Post-survey responses show educators were eager to learn more about how to prevent students from experiencing food-anaphylactic reactions.

Investigators recorded a significant decrease in disease-specific anxiety in parents and children provided online therapy.

The first-in-class indication allows for patients to switch from partial-prescription use to over-the-counter with azelastine hydrochloride nasal spray.

The monoclonal antibody has proved effective in combatting the spread of fibrocytes in asthmatic individuals.

Researchers urge parents and doctors to take a closer look at the common disease and its possible more severe subtypes.

The newest findings show the TSLP inhibitor is beneficial over 52 weeks in patients aged 12-80 years old.

David I. Bernstein, MD of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine discusses the recent approval of short ragweed pollen allergen extract tablet (RAGWITEK) for the treatment of children and adolescents.

Phase 3 open-label extension data suggest young patients may even improve skin clearance scores after a year on the biologic therapy.

An expert writes on the value of shared knowledge into the intricacies of allergic risks.

Recent data finds children treated for allergies with ≥14 consecutive days of corticosteroids experienced greater incidence rates than those not treated with a corticosteroid.

The monoclonal antibody was linked to significant improvements in endoscopic nasal polyp and nasal obstruction symptom visual analogue scale scores.