Posted: 28th February 2026 | Posted by allergy
A nasal spray that delivers the same life-saving medication as an injection — no needles, no fear, no complicated technique. Here is everything you need to know about intranasal adrenaline, backed by the latest medical evidence. Updated February 2026 | ... Read More...Posted: 13th February 2026 | Posted by allergy
Scientists Discover a New Gut Mast Cell Mediator for Severe Food Allergic Reactions A groundbreaking study published in Science has identified a previously underappreciated biological pathway behind severe food allergy reactions and anaphylaxis. [caption id="attachment_4422" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Gut mast cells... Read More...Posted: 8th February 2026 | Posted by allergy
Baked Milk Oral Immunotherapy: A New Advance in Cow’s Milk Allergy Treatment Cow’s milk allergy (CMA) is one of the most common food allergies in children and can have a significant impact on daily life, nutrition, and family wellbeing. Strict... Read More...Posted: 4th February 2026 | Posted by AdminMR
Why Some “Mild” Food Allergies Aren’t Always Mild Oral Allergy Syndrome, PR-10 and LTP Explained If you’ve ever eaten an apple, peach, hazelnut or peanut and felt itching, tingling or swelling in your mouth or throat, you may have been... Read More...Posted: 22nd January 2026 | Posted by allergy
The study analysed data from 1,309 children under 12 with physician-diagnosed food allergies (FA). Its goal was to understand how the presence and timing of atopic dermatitis (AD or eczema) relate to FA outcomes. It found that 77% of children... Read More...Posted: 29th August 2025 | Posted by AdminMR
Drug allergy in the UK Drug allergy represents a significant challenge to clinical practice within the United Kingdom, carrying substantial implications for patient safety, antimicrobial stewardship, and optimisation of therapeutic outcomes. Drug allergy presents an enduring and significant clinical challenge... Read More...Posted: 28th August 2025 | Posted by AdminMR
Biological treatments and biomarkers in asthma and nasal polyps. Recent developments in the management of asthma and related airway diseases have underscored the growing importance of early biologic therapy, particularly for patients with Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) step 4... Read More...Posted: 15th June 2025 | Posted by AdminMR
Lentil Allergy: Clinical Relevance of Len c 1 and Len c 3 Lentil allergy, Len c 1, Len c 3, 7S globulin, nsLTP, food allergy, legume cross-reactivity, heat-stable allergens, diagnosis of lentil hypersensitivity, vicilin allergens. Overview of... Read More...Posted: 28th May 2025 | Posted by AdminMR
Breastfeeding and Cow’s Milk Allergy in Babies: What Parents Need to Know Cow’s milk allergy in babies is one of the most common food allergies in infancy, affecting up to 7% of babies under one year of age. It... Read More...Posted: 25th January 2025 | Posted by Costa
The detox myth: Are juice cleanses safe for people with food allergies? Every January, the promise of a fresh start inspires many of us to embrace healthier habits, with juice cleanses often topping the list. These cleanses are marketed... Read More...