The Allergic March: Concept and Relevant Implications
This 3-day webinar session will be chaired by Prof. Glenis Scadding (from the United Kingdom) and Ulrich Wahn (from Germany), with presentations and discussions from an International panel.
This educational practically based webinar series is designed:
- to foster an understanding of the Allergic March and the evolution of the processes and sequelae in childhood,
- to explore the relevance and impact of early intervention and treatment with first signs and symptoms on progression into severe disease with adulthood, regression of symptoms, QoL and treatment choices,
- to provide insight on how to manage patients of different ages who present with allergies and a possible cascade of Allergic March.
The live-stream sessions are simultaneously translated.
ON-DEMAND is now available!
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This webinar provides a crucial update to our understanding of the allergic disease, its mechanisms, and its tendency to progress and it also covers what we can do to ameliorate current disease and possibly prevent further problems.
Prof. Glenis Scadding
The presentation describes different atopic phenotypes of the skin and the airways, which develop during the first 2 decades of life. Data on incidence and period prevalence, which are obtained from prospective birth cohorts, are presented, and determinants which are relevant for the development of asthma, are discussed.
Prof. Ulrich Wahn
A very well-organized and informative meeting representing the most recent developments in pathomechanisms and treatment of allergic disease involving different organ-systems.
Prof. Thomas Luger