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Food allergy can be lifestyle changing and as a leading cause of anaphylaxis it can also be life-threatening. The incidence of food allergy in children aged 0-5 is thought to have doubled in the last 10 year...

Allergy, Asthma & Clinical Immunology and Clinical Epigenetics present 'Asthma genetics and epigenetics', a cross-journal thematic series. This series aims to highlight the epigenetic mechanisms and genetic ...

• Kari Nadeau
• Rachel Miller

This series is meant to review the current international consensus approach for the diagnosis, therapy, and management of hereditary angioedema. The Toronto Consensus meeting was sponsored by the Canadian He...

Immunology does not excite a media frenzy, yet it infiltrates and underpins so many scientific disciplines. Immunological research is diverse and the articles featured in this series exemplify perfectly its ...

This year World Allergy Week focuses global attention on Food Allergy. It is generally accepted that 2.5% of the general population are living with food allergy, meaning up to 200 million people globally and...

In recognition of World Asthma Day 2013, we have brought together a collection of articles on asthma control published in the last year across some of our open access journals. Further information about the ...

To mark World Asthma Day 2014, we have gathered together some articles that have been published across our journals within the last year. This collection showcases the high quality research and review articl...