Allergen‐specific immunotherapy, which is performed by subcutaneous injection or
sublingual application of allergen extracts, represents an effective treatment against type I …

Allergic diseases are on the increase and current therapies are lacking in efficacy and
patient compliance. In recent years, the idea of prophylactic measures, especially for …

BACKGROUND: The spread of type I allergic diseases has reached epidemic dimensions.
The success of therapeutic intervention is limited, and hence prophylactic vaccination is now …

Prophylactic mRNA vaccination against allergy : Current Opinion in Allergy and Clinical
Immunology Prophylactic mRNA vaccination against allergy : Current Opinion in Allergy and …

Genetic immunization has proven a powerful method to induce antiallergic immune
responses. The underlying functional principle has been described to be based on the …

This year we are celebrating not only the centenary of allergen-specific immunotherapy but
also the 10-year anniversary of the first administration of recombinant allergen–based …

Allergen immunotherapy, first introduced in the early part of the twentieth century, remains a
cornerstone of the practicing allergists' approach to the treatment of allergic respiratory …

Allergy, extrinsic asthma and atopic eczema derive from deregulated immune responses
against innocuous antigens. The incidence of atopic diseases is actually affecting …

Vaccines aim to establish or strengthen immune responses but are also effective for the
treatment of allergy. The latter is surprising because allergy represents a hyper-immune …

The severity and incidence of allergic disorders is steadily increasing despite the
widespread use of steroids and other drugs. Recent results obtained in animals suggest that …