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Interest Groups

The EAACI Interest Groups represent an area of more specific interest within allergology. Additionally, Interest Groups provide a focus for scientists and clinicians interested in particular aspects of allergic diseases. The Interest Group forms a focus for discussion at EAACI scientific meetings, provides input to the scientific programme, and can make proposals for the task forces. Every 2 years, new board members, chair and secretary and ExCom members will be elected.

Environmental & Occupational Allergy

Board 2026-2028

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    Paola Mason
    IG Chair
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    Gonçalo Silva
    Secretary
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    Omur Aydin
    Board Member
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    Ingrid Sander
    Board Member
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    Wonsuck Yoon
    Board Member
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    Diana Betancor
    Board Member
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    Joao Rufo
    Board Member
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    Gaye Fitzo Emeksiz
    JM Representative

Interview with Santiago Quirce, International Hospital La Paz

Santiago discusses the importance of occupational asthma

“Work aggravated asthma occurs in about 20% of patients with asthma”

Working Groups

  • Aerobiology and Pollution

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    • Sections

      .The academy has established the EAACI Sections on Basic & Clinical Immunology, Asthma, Pediatric, Dermatology and ENT. The sections are represented in the Executive Committee by their chairs and have the opportunity to propose task forces as well as joint sessions with appropriate specialised societies. Every 2 years, new board members, chair and secretary and ExCom members are elected.

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    • Working Groups

      The EAACI Working Groups are established as part of the Interest Groups or Sections. Each chair of the Working Group sits automatically as an additional board member in their respective Interest Group or Section board. The EAACI Working Groups represent relevant and growing scientific areas for the academy and have a clear link or common interest to their Interest Group or Sections.

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