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D2.308 - Diet quality and intake behaviours among alpha-gal–positive patients at a specialized allergy clinic in Sri Lanka
D2.317 - “Cutaneous Anaphylaxis to Raw Egg White in a Patient with Established Oral Tolerance: Clinical Evidence Supporting the Dual-Allergen-Exposure Hypothesis”
D2.318 - Don`t miss the cannabis-associated food syndrome (CAFS)
D2.303 - The effect of extrusion on the in vivo allergenicity of pistachio and walnut in allergic children
D2.304 - Allergy and Exercise: A Sporting Challenge
D2.305 - Alpha-gal syndrome
D2.306 - From baked cookie to unheated milk: Desensitization in a high-risk cow’s milk protein allergy patient
D2.307 - Parental and Healthcare Professional Experiences of Food Allergen Introduction during Complementary Feeding: A Behavioural Theory–Informed Systematic Review
D2.309 - HAL-MPE1, a novel subcutaneous immunotherapy candidate for peanut allergy. Phase I randomized placebo-controlled study
D2.313 - Scientific Evidence Gaps in FAO/WHO Food Allergen Threshold Guidance: Implications for Risk Assessment and Regulatory Decision-Making
D2.315 - Clinical Characteristics and Diagnostic Challenges in Pediatric Peanut and Tree Nut Allergies: The Impact of Unnecessary Elimination
D2.316 - Novel Homozygous Mutation in CARD11 gene Predisposing To Recurrent Infections and Atopies, and Response to Immunoglobulin therapy
- D1.524 - StingReady: a safe and alternative method for controlled sting challenge tests
- D1.515 - Occupational Exposure of Patients Allergic to Hymenoptera Venom
- D1.516 - Compliance with hymenoptera venom inmunotherapy (VIT)
- D1.517 - Adverse Reactions to Insect Venom Immunotherapy in a Reference Center
- D1.518 - Patient Phenotypes in Prolonged Immunotherapy for Hymenoptera Venom
- D1.519 - Safety of ultra-rush protocols in venom immunotherapy: a systematic review and meta-analysis of Portuguese data
- D1.520 - Immunological modulation during Apis mellifera venom immunotherapy
- D1.521 - Rarer occurrence of cancer and autoimmune diseases among older patients with life-threatening allergic reactions to insect venom
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