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D2.02 - Clinically Relevant Cross-Reactivity Between Artemisia vulgaris and Bee Pollen: A New Paradigm in Postprandial Exercise-Induced Anaphylaxis

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D2.04 - PREVALENCE OF ALPHA-GAL SENSITIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH ARTHROPOD BITE REACTIONS, CHRONIC SPONTANEOUS URTICARIA AND GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS IN LA RIOJA (SPAIN). Introduction

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D2.06 - Clinical Characteristics of Reactions to Oral Food Challenges with Egg- and Milk-Based Muffins in Children

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D2.07 - Cross-reactivity of Major Pollen Allergens in Spring in Beijing

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D2.08 - Extraction Efficiency Studies and Quantification of Major Peanut Allergens in Peanut Challenge Meals and Peanut Flour

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D2.09 - Qualitative concordance between two multiplex molecular diagnostic platforms in LTP allergy

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D2.10 - Early-onset cow’s milk protein and tree nut allergy: the value of component-resolved diagnosis in interpreting low-level alpha-gal sensitization

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D2.12 - Resolving heterophile antibody interference in the ISAC multiplex assay using HBT (Scantibodies)

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D2.13 - Migratory locust and house cricket as food allergy: cross reactivity or primary sensitivisation

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D2.14 - Component ratio analysis supports a targeted diagnostic approach in house dust mite allergy

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D2.03 - Cofactor-Dependent Anaphylaxis to Rosaceae and Citrus Fruits: Molecular Characterization Reveals High-Molecular-Weight Allergens Beyond Classical Panallergens

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D2.05 - Quail Egg Allergy with Independent Hen Egg Sensitization: Insights From Protein Profiling and Inhibition Assays

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D3.213 - Sustained effectiveness of the 300 IR house dust mite sublingual tablet over 2 treatment years in a real-world data setting – results of a non-interventional study

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D3.198 - Challenges of using clinical scores as primary endpoints in allergology trials

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D3.199 - Severe systemic allergic reaction following violation of elimination diet in a patient with sensitization despite achieved remission on allergen-specific immunotherapy

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D3.200 - Broad profile of olive pollen sensitisation as a key factor in immunotherapy failure

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D3.201 - Subcutaneous immunotherapy with a depigmented cat allergoid is safe in patients with cat allergy and beneficial for mental health in adolescents

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D3.202 - Characterising relevant major allergens beyond modification: from allergen to allergoid

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D3.203 - Characterisation of relevant allergens in grass pollen extracts

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D3.205 - Two-year Outcomes of Multiple Low-Dose Oral Immunotherapies for combination of Tree Nuts or Peanut for Severe Allergy Patients