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Children with pre-existing allergies at higher risk of Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE)

Eosinophilic Esophagitis Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) is a painful inflammation of the oesophagus. Unlike anaphylactic allergies which can be life threatening, eosinophilic esophagitis has low mortality but high morbidity. It’s symptoms are slow onset: Painful swallowing, reflux, stomach ache and even food becoming stuck in [...]

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29
Jun

Sample Allergy Action Plan

Allergy Action Plan Template For anyone managing Anaphylaxis, the following organisations in relevant locations have published sample Anaphylaxis Action Plans   Ireland Managing Chronic Health Conditions in Schools Is an invaluable resource pack for schools produced in association with Anaphylaxis Ireland, The Asthma Society of Ireland, [...]

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29
Jun

Adrenaline Intranasal Spray for Anaphylaxis Looks Promising in Early Trials

Adrenaline Intranasal Spray for Anaphylaxis Looks Promising in Early Trials INSYS Therapeutics new formulation for an adrenaline intranasal spray has begun testing. Currently, adrenaline is most commonly given as an injection delivered through an auto-injector. This nasal spray could be a needle free, non-invasive [...]

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22
Jun