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D3.488 - Early Risk Assessment and Recognition of Allergies in Children: rationale, methodology, and proposed algorithms
D3.489 - Anaphylaxis Diagnosis and Treatment from the Perspective of Primary Care Physicians
D3.490 - AllergyIQ: An Interactive Virtual Educational Platform in Allergy and Immunology
D3.491 - Satisfaction with Sebetralstat as On-Demand Treatment of Hereditary Angioedema Attacks in KONFIDENT-S
D3.492 - Validation of the Portuguese version of the Food Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire Adult Form (P-FAQLQ-AF)
- 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
- D1.522 - Efficacy of hymenoptera venom immunotherapy in Portugal: a systematic review
- D1.523 - Clinical characterization of patients with Hymenoptera venom allergy undergoing venom immunotherapy stratified by basal serum tryptase
- D1.525 - Implementation of allergen-specific immunotherapy for insect allergy
D1.526 - Epidemiologic Characteristics of Hymenoptera Venom Allergic Patients from Two Different Environmental Areas
- D1.527 - Low tryptase and combined IgE biomarkers have limited predictive value in children with severe honeybee venom anaphylaxis
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