From genomes to diaries: a 3-year prospective, real-life study of ragweed-specific sublingual immunotherapy.

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From genomes to diaries: a 3-year prospective, real-life study of ragweed-specific sublingual immunotherapy.

Immunotherapy - 1 Nov 2017

Molnár Viktor, Nagy Adrienne, Tamási Lilla, Gálffy Gabriella, Böcskei Renáta, Bikov András, Czaller Ibolya, Csoma Zsuzsanna, Krasznai Magdolna, Csáki Csilla, Zsigmond Györgyi, Csontos Zoltán, Kurucz Anikó, Kurucz Edina, Fábos Beáta, Bálint Bálint L, Sasvári-Székely Mária, Székely Anna, Kótyuk Eszter, Kozma Gergely T, Cserta Gábor, Farkas Anita, Gál Zsófia, Gézsi András, Millinghoffer András, Antal Péter, Szalai Csaba

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During the last decades, the prevalence of allergy has dramatically increased. Allergen-specific immunotherapy is the only currently available medical intervention that has the potential to affect the natural course of the disease, but there are still many questions and unmet needs hindering its widespread use to fulfill its treatment potential and maximize its benefits for the society. To provide a comprehensive...

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DOI: 10.2217/imt-2017-0093

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