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Tag: Dr Brian Vickery
Microneedle Patch to Treat Peanut Allergy Receives Clinical Trial Grant
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2023/07/10
The dermal stamp is designed for at home self-administration and is applied for only a few minutes and then removed.
New Blood Test Accurately Determines the Threshold Dose for Reactions to...
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2022/09/15
Allergenis’ bead-based epitope assay is a breakthrough diagnostic for peanut allergy.
Microneedle Dermal Stamp to Treat Peanut Allergy Takes Another Step Forward
Dave Bloom
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2022/01/19
Moonlight Therapeutics received FDA guidance for first in-human clinical trial of MOON101.
Company Receives $1.9 Million Grant to Advance Microneedle Patch Therapy for...
Dave Bloom
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2021/08/02
Grant will allow Moonlight Therapeutics to complete pre-clinical activities and submit and IND to the FDA.
FARE Announces Living Teal™ Global Summit Speaker Lineup
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2020/09/10
Diverse roster of speakers and influencers to cover wide range of topics, reach new audiences, expand awareness of food allergies.
Oral Immunotherapy: What You Should Know, and What’s New (Webinar)
Dave Bloom
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2020/04/30
In FARE's webinar you’ll hear the latest on cutting-edge studies on new food allergy treatments.
Promising OIT Results from UNC Phase II Trial
Dave Bloom
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2016/08/11
"The first-ever clinical study of preschoolers allergic to peanuts could lead to safe and effective treatment for millions of people."