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Peanut allergy treatment is on the horizon – but don’t drop the EpiPen yet
Category: News & Articles
... are at an all-time high. While we don’t know the full extent of the allergy epidemic, the rate of hospitalisation for food allergies has ... are at an all-time high. While we don’t know the full extent of the allergy epidemic, the rate of hospitalisation for food allergies has ... between 2006 and 2009 and found 3% of infants had a confirmed peanut allergy. Only one in five children had grown out of the allergy by four ...
Breath test to reduce peanut allergy trauma
Category: News & Articles
As the prevalence of peanut allergy increases world-wide, two HMRI paediatric researchers are ... and more accurate for young patients. As the prevalence of peanut allergy increases world-wide, two HMRI paediatric researchers are ... places a significant burden on medical staff. “Patients with peanut allergy are at the highest risk of suffering life-threatening ...
A novel diagnostic blood test for peanut allergy
Category: Research
While symptoms of food allergy range from mild to severe, patients with peanut allergy are at the highest risk of a potentially life threatening ... there are hypotheses, the true mechanisms that drive tolerance and allergy remain elusive. As such, there is a growing need for improved ...
HCRF awards egg allergy and pregnancy studies
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... Foundation. Dr Collison will be investigating the prediction of egg allergy severity in children by non-invasive exhaled nitric oxide ... indicate that up to 10 per cent of Australian infants have a food allergy – egg is the most common, followed by peanut. Dr Hure is ... clinical staff and researchers. News & Articles HCRF awards egg allergy and pregnancy studies The Hunter Children’s Research ...
Asthma researchers make virus and allergy breakthrough
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... and the community News & Articles Asthma researchers make virus and allergy breakthrough Paediatric and respiratory researchers are a step ... MAP, Managing Asthma in Pregnancy, Asthma researchers make virus and allergy breakthrough Asthma researchers make virus and allergy breakthrough ...
Adam Collison
Category: Researcher Profiles
... can be done to reduce the high rates of asthma in Australia.  Food Allergy : I am working on a new blood test to measure the severity of peanut allergy. This is a world first as current methods are inaccurate and do not give a good indication of allergy severity.  Eosinophilic Oesophagitis : a relatively rare ...
The prediction of egg allergy severity in children by non-invasive exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) measurement confirmed with food challenge
Category: Research
Six to eight percent of children suffer from clinically relevant food allergy and the prevalence is increasing worldwide(1-3). Perceived allergy is much greater with 20 to 30% of people altering diets on the perception of food allergy (2,3). While there are hypotheses, the true mechanisms that ...
The role of the microbiome in the development of food allergy
Category: Research
The role of the microbiome (gut bacteria) in the development of food allergy Food allergy affects 1 in 10 infants and 1 in 100 adults in Australia. It is ... of the intestinal microbiome may influence the development of food allergy. This study will examine the role of antibiotic disruption of ...
A novel peanut allergy biomarker to predict anaphalaxis risk
Category: Research
... 1 - $16,050 Year 2 - $10,700 Total - $26,750 Research A novel peanut allergy biomarker to predict anaphalaxis risk ...
The Evolution of Asthma and Allergy
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Research The Evolution of Asthma and Allergy ...
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