ALLERGY

This study tested whether a lab technique called flow cytometry can accurately diagnose allergies to muscle relaxant drugs used during anesthesia. Researchers enrolled 129 adults who had a suspected allergic reaction during a previous surgery. The goal was to see if the test coul…

This study compared three FDA-approved allergy skin test devices in 30 adults to see which one is most accurate and least painful. Participants received skin pricks with each device, and researchers measured pain levels and how well the devices detected allergic reactions. The go…

This study looked at 55 adults with diabetes who have an allergy to insulin. The goal was to create a better way to diagnose this allergy and understand why it happens. Researchers tested skin reactions to insulin and studied the immune system and genetics of participants to find…

This study looked at how many fishermen and fish-factory workers have fish allergy compared to other workers in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. The goal was to see if working with fish increases the chance of developing an allergy. Researchers checked 486 people for signs of fish aller…

This study looked at gene activity in the lining of the nose and lungs of 44 adults, some with allergies and some healthy. The goal was to understand how these tissues differ and how they contribute to allergic diseases like rhinitis and asthma. No treatment was given; it was pur…

This study followed 461 children ages 6-8 whose mothers took a special nutritional drink before and during pregnancy. Researchers measured the children's growth, body composition, thinking skills, and metabolism to understand how parents' diet and lifestyle early on influence lon…

This study aimed to find the highest safe concentrations of midazolam, ketamine, and ondansetron for skin allergy testing. These drugs are commonly used before, during, and after surgery. Researchers tested 21 healthy volunteers to determine doses that would not cause false skin …