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Sublingual immunotherapy displays noteworthy effic...
Often overlooked in treatment studies, epistaxis (commonly known as nosebleeds) is a common issue among allergic rhinitis (AR) patients. This ret...
Abrocitinib 100mg predicts week 12 success in atop...
Research in 'Dermatology and Therapy' aimed to predict the early efficacy of Abrocitinib in atopic dermatitis, suggesting potential for e...
2 minRemineralizing roots: A study on toothpastes for a...
Innovative toothpastes with biomimetic and re-mineralising properties have been shown to have great potential against enamel demineralisation as...
1 minOmalizumab proves to be effective in treating food...
Food allergies, a growing concern with significant health impacts, currently have limited treatment options. A recent study in ‘The New Eng...
1 minVariations in chronic inducible urticaria: subtype...
CInducibleU is a kind of chronic urticaria (hives) triggered by specific factors. It can occur alone or alongside chronic spontaneous urticaria (...
1 minRapidly improved patient-reported outcomes with th...
The integrated data from the two clinical trials suggested that Upadacitinib monotherapy rapidly and effectively improved patient-reported outcom...
1 minChronic spontaneous urticaria revealed: Non-skin s...
The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology's recent article investigated the prevalence of fever, joint pain, and malaise among chronic s...
1 minAnnual Allergen of the Year Award
To highlight allergens with significant clinical impact, bring awareness to under-recognized agents, and acknowledge those that have become outda...
1 min20-year trajectory of risk and progression of poll...
Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a widespread chronic condition, but long-term data on its persistence and remission are scarce. This study explored the...
1 minOne-of-a-kind non-injection nasal spray is now FDA...
The FDA-approved Epinephrine nasal spray for type I allergic reactions, including potentially fatal anaphylaxis in emergencies, was mentioned in...
1 minIbuprofen use in pediatric populations and asthma risk: A compreh...
Ibuprofen does not increase asthma risk for children compared to other treatments, both in the short and long term. It may protect against asthma...
Chronic rhinosinusitis patients benefit from exhalation delivery...
Exhalation delivery system with Fluticasone propionate enhances symptom relief and quality of life in chronic rhinosinusitis patients, whether th...
Understanding Pain Scales: What Do They Really Mean?
Pain is described as a bothersome feeling that affects both your body and emotions.
Combination therapy proves superior for urticaria with minimal ri...
Customized antihistamine combinations and vigilant monitoring are crucial in treating chronic urticaria for best results.
Nasal decolonization with povidone-iodine: Effects on microbiome...
Application of povidone-iodine antiseptic solution to the anterior nares significantly decreases nasal bioburden.
One-of-a-kind non-injection nasal spray is now FDA-sanctioned for...
Epinephrine nasal spray for anaphylaxis offers a needle-free treatment option, reducing delays and overcoming injection fear.
Long-term benefits of peanut oral immunotherapy revealed!
Oral immunotherapy (including probiotic and peanut oral immunotherapy) helps to significantly increase peanut ingestion tolerance.
Benralizumab boosts eosinophil reduction in eosinophilic esophagi...
Benralizumab significantly reduces eosinophils in patients with eosinophilic esophagitis but does not notably improve dysphagia.
20-year trajectory of risk and progression of pollen allergy in c...
About 75% of children with pollen-induced allergic rhinitis at ages 4 or 8 still had it at 24, with remission peaking between ages 16 and 24 as I...
Omalizumab proves to be effective in treating food allergies even...
Omalizumab notably enhances food allergy tolerance in young children, reducing the severity and frequency of allergic reactions and improving qua...
Variations in chronic inducible urticaria: subtype and severity a...
Chronic inducible urticaria (CInducibleU) varies significantly among subtypes and in combination with chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU). CSU pl...
Chronic spontaneous urticaria revealed: Non-skin symptoms in focu...
One-third of chronic spontaneous urticaria patients encounter non-skin-related symptoms, emphasizing the need for improved disease management, co...
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