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D1.16 - Molecular sensitization profiles in house dust mite allergic patients from Valencian Community

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D1.18 - Comparative Analysis of Nasal Secretions and Serum Biomarkers in House Dust Mite Allergy: Correlation with Symptoms and Skin Prick Test Results

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D1.19 - Contribution of Panallergens to Edible Insect Reactivity in Mite-Sensitized Individuals

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D1.20 - Progesterone-Induced Urticaria: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approach

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D1.22 - Molecular Allergen Sensitization Patterns in Cat, Dog and Horse Allergies in Children

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D1.23 - Unrestricted Potential: The Role of AMS in Tackling Allergy Labels

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D1.24 - Towards risk assessment of peanut sensitised patients based on statistical modelling of 32,500 IgE-macroarray test results

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D1.25 - Clinical Characteristics of Chronic Urticaria in Adults Under 45 Years Old with Vitamin D Insufficiency

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D1.428 - Fungal Microbiome Diversity in Urban Forest Decreases Asthma and Allergic Inflammation

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D1.431 - Associations of the composition of intestinal microbiota with the initial manifestations of IgE-mediated food allergy in children 6-12 months old

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D1.433 - The effect of preventive administration of probiotic strain E. coli 083:H24:K31 on selected immune characteristics of eight-year-old children

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D2.167 - Effect of Metformin on allergen specific immunotherapy

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D2.169 - Association of Antenatal Corticosteroid Treatment with Risk of Allergic Diseases in Children

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D2.174 - Patient survey to determine the minimal clinically important difference for a combined symptom and medication score in grass AIT

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D2.179 - Evaluation of Sublingual Immunotherapy for Cat Allergy: Results from a Non-Interventional Study

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D2.168 - Systemic reactions to subcutaneous immunotherapy in children

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D2.170 - The placebo effect leads to significantly lower values regarding allergic symptoms and medication use in birch-pollen allergic patients during the birch pollen season

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D2.171 - The individual benefit of subcutaneous immunotherapy with mannan-conjugated birch pollen allergoids is already evident in the first season immediately after treatment

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D2.172 - Subcutaneous immunotherapy with a depigmented cat allergoid in patients with cat allergy is safe and results primarily in delayed local reactions

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D2.173 - Subcutaneous allergen-specific immunotherapies for inhalation allergens induce higher levels of therapy specific IgG4 antibodies than sublingual therapies: a retrospective data analysis