Tag: Dr Mimi Tang
Rates of Anaphylaxis Slowed After Change in Allergen Feeding Guidelines
Early introduction of allergenic foods slowed rate of growth in hospital admissions.
Researchers Find Gene Mechanism Behind Peanut Allergy Remission with Potential for...
Key immunological changes that support the remission of peanut allergy in children will pave the way for new, more targeted treatments.
Prota Therapeutics Achieves 51% Peanut Allergy Remission Rate in Kids with...
Children's ability to eat peanut freely and safely delivers meaningful improvement in quality of life for families and patients.
Mixed Results from Study of Probiotic Added to Oral Immunotherapy (OIT)
The addition of the probiotic did not improve the effectiveness of OIT but did enhance tolerability of the treatment.
Recruitment of Infants Begins for Phase 3 Trial of Cream to...
The trial needs 760 babies aged three weeks or younger whose parents or siblings suffer from either eczema, asthma or food allergies.
Enrollment Complete for Phase 2b Probiotic Oral Immunotherapy Treatment Candidate
Study to provide evidence of longer lasting tolerance to peanut in a larger number of patients.
Study: Peanut Oral Immunotherapy Combined with Probiotic Achieves Lasting Results
Exciting news of lasting peanut tolerance four years after Probiotic + Peanut OIT treatment.
Peanut Allergy Treatment Receives Funding for Commercialization
"There’s a clear path to a marketable product here that could have tremendous impact globally."
News from Australia: Hospital Admissions for Anaphylaxis Jump
More children are developing food allergies of the type that are not typically grown out of.
