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Rheumatology
10 Mins
29 Jul 2019

Fine-Tuning the Treatment of Psoriatic Arthritis: Focus on the IL-23 Pathway

The aim of this symposium was to familiarise participants with the IL-23 pathway and the rationale for targeting this pathway in PsA…
Allergy & Immunology
9 Mins
18 Jul 2019

Expanding Options in House Dust Mite Allergy Immunotherapy: Optimising Individual Patient Outcomes

Prof Calderón emphasised that the aim of the symposium was to improve outcomes for patients with HDM allergy, noting that…
Allergy & Immunology
8 Mins
18 Jul 2019

A Novel Approach to the Reduction of Cat Allergen Fel d1 Through Inclusion of an Egg Product Ingredient Containing Anti-Fel d1 IgY Antibodies in the Feline Diet

Domestic cats, Felis catus, are one of the major sources of indoor allergens responsible for various allergies, including respiratory disorders. Read for more details
Allergy & Immunology
8 Mins
18 Jul 2019

Human Milk Oligosaccharides: New Ways to Shape the Gut Microbiome in Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy

In the last few years, the human gut microbiome has become a very exciting area of research following the delineation that there are between 1013 and…
Gastroenterology
11 Mins
20 Jun 2019

IL-12/23 in IBD: Making the Best Use of Available Evidence

This satellite symposium took place on 7th March 2019, as part of the 14th Congress of the European Crohn’s and Colitis Organisation (ECCO) in Copenhagen…
Reproductive Health
10 Mins
18 Jun 2019

Cryos Symposium on Assisted Reproductive Technology

Experts gave educational lectures on important topics within ethics, legislation and donor children, donor sperm and eggs, and genetics, which are the…
Gastroenterology
10 Mins
13 Jun 2019

The IBD Pathway: From a Patient Perspective

A highly interactive symposium, including pre-recorded interviews with patients, was chaired by Prof Geert D’Haens. Participation by the audience was…
Gastroenterology
8 Mins
13 Jun 2019

The IBD Management Puzzle: Do We Have All the Pieces?

IBD shows a progressive immunopathogenesis.1 Following an initial immune response, amplification of this inflammatory response leads to the phenotypic…