Thai school teachers know food triggers anaphylaxis but few reach for epinephrine
A survey of 280 Bangkok school teachers found 88.6 percent identified food as a common anaphylaxis trigger but only 6.1 ...
A survey of 280 Bangkok school teachers found 88.6 percent identified food as a common anaphylaxis trigger but only 6.1 ...
A two-case report in BMC Anesthesiology describes pale, flower-like gastrointestinal mucosal changes observed endoscopically during anesthesia-related anaphylaxis.
A Sri Lankan case series reports three women with alpha-gal syndrome who developed anaphylaxis after eating fish roe, an under-recognized ...
A prospective study of 24 patients found that the first month of Vespula venom immunotherapy selectively suppresses venom-specific basophil activation ...
A multicenter observational cohort study in Japan reports that an ultra-low-dose induction phase using picogram-to-nanogram allergen drops allowed most enrolled ...
A new review proposes a phenotype-based algorithm that distinguishes IgE-mediated NSAID allergy from cross-reactive COX-1 intolerance to improve diagnosis and ...
A retrospective US telemedicine cohort study of 13,584 patients reported predominantly mild adverse events across 18,398 patient-years of personalized sublingual ...
A Latvian cross-sectional study found that many community pharmacy workers recognized basic signs of anaphylaxis but showed substantial gaps in ...
A structured narrative review finds that switching away from the suspected culprit gadolinium contrast agent is better supported than routine ...
A study of 115 children treated for anaphylaxis at a Chinese pediatric hospital finds that intramuscular adrenaline caused no adverse ...
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