EMJ Allergy & Immunology 5.1 2020

Targetted prophylaxis is recommended for people with HAE, but many remain on attenuated androgens. EMJ spoke to two HAE experts who explain how they help patients to make the switch. Please rate the quality of this content Submit Rating As you found this content interesting... Follow us on social media! We are sorry that this content was not interesting for you! Let us improve this content! Tell us how we can improve this content? Submit Feedback

The availability of specific licensed medicines to treat acute HAE attacks and prophylactic options to prevent future episodes is changing the way people with HAE are treated, and is giving them hope for a future free from debilitating HAE attacks. Please rate the quality of this content Submit Rating As you found this content interesting... Follow us on social media! We are sorry that this content was not interesting for you! Let us improve this content! Tell us how we can improve this content? Submit Feedback

In the present systematic review and meta-analysis, the authors analysed case reports of drug-induced thrombocytopenia/drug-induced… Please rate the quality of this content Submit Rating As you found this content interesting... Follow us on social media! We are sorry that this content was not interesting for you! Let us improve this content! Tell us how we can improve this content? Submit Feedback

Degranulation of activated mast cells affects many conditions and can modulate physiological and pathological responses… Please rate the quality of this content Submit Rating As you found this content interesting... Follow us on social media! We are sorry that this content was not interesting for you! Let us improve this content! Tell us how we can improve this content? Submit Feedback