Allergy School 2025: Biologicals, type 2 inflammation and eosinophil-associated diseases

Scientific Programme

Topics:

  • The Basis: Immunological Pathways of Type 2 Inflammation
  • Biologicals for Type 2-Mediated Diseases
  • Treating Type 2 Inflammation in Airways
  • Type 2 Inflammation and Skin Disorders
  • Inflammation in Food
  • Type 2 Inflammation in Rare Diseases

Clinical corners:

  • What Drives the Direction of Treatment Choice in Asthma and CRSwNP?
  • Safety of Anti-Type 2 Biologicals
  • Diagnostic Approach to High Blood Eosinophil Count

Format of the different activities:

  • Sessions: 2-3 lectures around the addressed main topic
  • Workshops: The topic will be developed around a clinical case answered by the attendees
  • Posters sessions: defended by the delegates
  • Oral presentations: defended by the delegates

Attendees will be able:

  • to improve their knowledge of immunological basis of local and systemic type 2 inflammation
  • to explore the pathogenic and clinical significance of type 2 cytokines in different eosinophil-associated diseases
  • to understand the rationale for biologicals’ use in type 2 eosinophil-associated diseases
  • to learn how to identify patients affected by different forms of hypereosinophilic syndrome and how to implement the use of biologicals in this condition
  • to combine the immunological knowledge with the clinical data collected regarding the safety profile of biologicals targeting eosinophils and type 2 cytokines
  • to expand their knowledge about the role of eosinophils in adverse drug reactions
  • to actively participate in “clinical corners” by sharing their personal experience in hot topic issues related to type 2 diseases  Attendees will be able:
  • to improve their knowledge of immunological basis of local and systemica type 2 inflammation
  • to explore the pathogenic and clinical significance of type 2 cytokines in different eosinophil-associated diseases
  • to understand the rationale for biologicals’ use in type 2 eosinophil-associated diseases
  • to learn how to identify patients affected by different forms of hypereosinophilic syndrome and how to implement the use of biologicals in this condition
  • to combine the immunological knowledge with the clinical data collected regarding the safety profile of biologicals targeting eosinophils and type 2 cytokines
  • to expand their knowledge about the role of eosinophils in adverse drug reactions
  • to actively participate in “clinical corners” by sharing their personal experience in hot topic issues related to type 2 diseases