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Mometasone–azelastine vs. fluticasone–azelastine n...
This study compared the therapeutic potential of mometasone furoate–azelastine hydrochloride nasal spray versus fluticasone furoate–a...
Genetic clues to inflammatory proteins offer new u...
A large-scale Swedish study issued in "Allergy" has revealed how genetic variation shapes the levels of inflammation-related proteins i...
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Montelukast + levocetirizine is effective for alle...
A systematic review and meta-analysis has revealed that combining montelukast with levocetirizine offers powerful relief for patients battling al...
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Which hidden barriers prevent effective treatment...
Chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) is a long-standing skin condition marked by recurrent hives and angioedema without a known cause, often disru...
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Virtual reality lowers pain and fear in pediatric...
A clinical trial led by Cihangir Sahin et al. has shown that virtual reality (VR) can make skin prick testing—a routine but often uncomfort...
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Clinical approaches in pediatric atopic dermatitis...
Allergists and dermatologists often differ in how they approach the management of children with atopic dermatitis (AD).
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Omalizumab offers significant relief for patients...
A retrospective observational study has revealed that omalizumab, a monoclonal antibody commonly used for chronic urticaria, may offer remarkable...
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New study highlights food allergy risks on college...
A recent survey carried out across 72 universities in the United States has revealed significant safety concerns for college students living with...
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Vitamin D deficiency and supplementation in chroni...
Chronic urticaria (CU), and in particular chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU), is a persistent skin disorder marked by recurring hives and angioe...
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ENT experts release consensus on allergic rhinitis...
Allergic rhinitis (AR) is increasingly recognized as a chronic inflammatory airway disease rather than a benign nasal condition. With rising prev...
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E-learning initiative supports early intervention to preserve lun...
A 15-minute on-demand e-learning program increases clinician knowledge and competence by 103% and drives earlier biologic use in pediatric modera...
Determination of medication adherence to INCS in allergic rhiniti...
Medication adherence to intranasal corticosteroids in allergic rhinitis remains suboptimal, primarily due to forgetfulness, sensory dissatisfacti...
Network meta-analysis identifies INAH+INCS as top-ranked therapy...
INAH+INCS fixed combination, particularly azelastine-fluticasone, demonstrates the highest efficacy across nasal symptoms, ocular symptoms, and q...
Sustained two-year efficacy of lebrikizumab in managing atopic de...
Lebrikizumab maintains stable long-term control of skin clearance and itch in patients with atopic dermatitis, with minimal response fluctuations...
OM-85 shows immunomodulatory benefits in children with allergic r...
Adding OM-85 to standard treatment improves immune markers and reduces the clinical burden of pediatric allergic rhinitis.
Tapinarof 1% shows strong safety profile in psoriasis and atopic...
Tapinarof cream 1% shows favorable tolerability, with minimal interruption due to follicular events or contact dermatitis in psoriasis and atopic...
Tapinarof 1% offers clinically meaningful relief in mild-to-sever...
Tapinarof 1% cream used once daily improves disease severity and pruritus in mild-to-severe atopic dermatitis, achieving nearly threefold higher...
Budesonide nasal spray improves symptom control in chronic idiopa...
Intranasal budesonide lowers urticaria activity in aeroallergen-sensitized chronic idiopathic urticaria patients without improving quality of lif...
Comparison of intranasal vs. oral therapies for AR management
Intranasal treatments outperform oral medications in alleviating symptoms and improving quality of life in seasonal allergic rhinitis.
Saline rinse + Aze-Flu spray offers excellent relief for persiste...
Patients receiving saline irrigation plus azelastine–fluticasone spray experience faster and greater reductions in persistent allergic rhin...
Pollen emerges as leading trigger of childhood allergies
Pollen, especially Poaceae grass pollens like Secale, is the predominant aeroallergen in children, causing seasonal peaks in allergic rhinitis an...
Mometasone–azelastine vs. fluticasone–azelastine nasal sprays for...
Both mometasone-azelastine and fluticasone-azelastine nasal sprays show comparable effectiveness in reducing allergic rhinitis symptoms. However,...
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