Allergy & Immunology

Discover a study that found that children with early AD were more likely to develop food allergies, whereas those with later onset were more associated with allergic rhinitis.

Discover a study where findings suggest that previous estimates may have underrepresented the true HAE population by excluding HAE-nl-C1INH.

A study has revealed that children with atopic asthma may be at greater risk of sensory processing disorder, suggesting a deeper neurodevelopmental link.

Symptoms experienced over the past week were common and impactful, with over half of the participants reporting dysphagia and nearly half experiencing heartburn.

These findings suggest that most children can maintain tolerance to nuts even after a short period without exposure, following a structured course of N-OIT.

Conducted across 19 countries, this large-scale observational study gathered data from 1,392 patients with CSU and 1,374 healthy controls.

This study investigates the role of the intranasal Schirmer test as a supportive or alternative tool to anterior rhinomanometry for allergic rhinitis.

Discover a study that highlights the importance of identifying high-risk children through biomarkers and better understanding neutrophil function in RSV infection.