Industry Sponsored Symposia
DAY 1 │ Thursday, 18 October 2018
17:00- 18:30 | INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM 1: News in molecular allergology – Applying precision medicine in clinical practice Chairs: Philippe Eigenmann, Switzerland – Magnus Borres, Sweden Tree nut allergen component sensitization across Europe – lessons learnt from the Pronut study Meta analyses of the clinical utility of peanut and hazelnut components in allergy diagnosis LTP allergies – prevalence, diagnosis and clinical implications IgE and IgG4 to allergen components for inclusion and monitoring of peanut OIT |
Room: Carstensen Supported by |
DAY 2 │ Friday, 19 October 2018
12:00- 13:00 | INDUSTRY LUNCH SYMPOSIUM: Peanut Allergy in a Changing World Chair: Gideon Lack, United Kingdom Chair’s welcome and introduction peanut allergy landscape before and after LEAP Recent research advances in the management of peanut allergy Understanding clinical trial design and terminology in food allergy Q&A |
Room:
Tivoli Congress Hall Supported by |
13:00- 14:15 |
INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM 2: Nutritional strategies targeting the gut microbiota & its role in early life allergy development Food allergy, where are we now? Ulrich Wahn, Germany The role of nutrition in gut microbiota development and early life immunity Translating the latest scientific insights for the dietary management of allergy into clinical practice |
Room: Carstensen Supported by |
16:30- 18:00 | INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM 3: Peanut allergy in children: managing patients’ and caregivers’ expectations Chairs: Antonella Muraro, Italy – David Fleisher, United States Welcome and Introductions Burden of Peanut Allergy Disease in Europe – can we identify patients at risk of severe reactions? How the standard of care in peanut allergy may evolve? Overview of investigational epicutaneous immunotherapy for peanut allergy Summary Faculty Panel Q&A All faculty |
Room: Vandsalen Supported by |
DAY 3 │ Saturday, 20 October 2018
11:30- 12:45 | INDUSTRY SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM 4: The role of the gut microbiota in food allergic disease and implications for nutritional management Chair: Kirsten Beyer, Germany Gut microbiota dysbiosis and modulation in food allergy Pre-, pro- and synbiotics in food allergy management – practical advice and case studies |
Room: Carstensen Supported by |