Allergy & Immunology

A large U.S. study finds people with seborrhoeic dermatitis are more likely to develop other barrier-related diseases, supporting the epithelial barrier theory.

Research consistently shows that epinephrine is underused, with many patients instead receiving antihistamines or steroids despite these offering only supportive relief.

A multicentre, randomised, controlled trial evaluated the efficacy and safety of integrating nasal saline irrigation with Aze-Flu nasal spray.

The relationship between allergic rhinitis and optic neuritis appears to involve shared inflammatory pathways.

Discover a study on drug provocation tests in mastocytosis, revealing how they safely identify tolerable medications and reduce the risk of severe hypersensitivity reactions.

A recent study examined 36 months of peanut sublingual immunotherapy in children aged 1–4 years, assessing both desensitisation and remission outcomes.

Patients with elevated TSLP may represent a unique target population for specific therapies, including biologics that modulate Type 2 inflammation.

The JECS cohort followed more than 88,000 newborns across Japan, assessing allergic conditions from birth to age four.