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Tag: sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT)
AllergyEasy Introduces Sublingual Immunotherapy Drops for Oral Allergy Syndrome
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2020/11/06
Company specializes in an oral drop alternative to allergy shots.
New Peanut Allergy Treatment Passes Phase 2 Trial, Shows Effectiveness and...
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2019/09/05
UNC School of Medicine researchers show that tiny under-the-tongue doses of peanut protein can offer safe and substantial protection against peanut allergy.
Study: Immunotherapy Trials for Food Allergy Hold Strong Appeal for Parents
Dave Bloom
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2018/03/23
Child’s food allergies have major impact on parents’ lives; majority of parents are willing to enroll their child in an immunotherapy clinical trial
Adult Peanut Allergy: Therapy Cleared to Begin Phase IIa Trials
Dave Bloom
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2017/03/08
Antibody targets trigger also implicated in other food allergies, atopic diseases, and asthma.
Food Allergy Immunotherapy Advances Presented at AAAAI Meeting
Dave Bloom
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2017/03/06
Here's a quick recap from this morning's AAAAI press release.
Company Seeks to Remove the Allergist from Treating Food Allergy
Dave Bloom
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2017/02/22
AllergyEasy manufactures drops used in sublingual immunotherapy, not approved by the FDA for the treatment of food allergy.