Allergy

Allergic rhinitis: the nose and beyond
pp. 1245-1248(4)
Author: Passalacqua, G.

Tissue remodelling in upper airways: where is the link with lower airway remodelling?
pp. 1249-1258(10)
Authors: Watelet, J.-B.; Van Zele, T.; Gjomarkaj, M.; Canonica, G. W.; Dahlen, S.-E.; Fokkens, W.; Lund, V. J.; Scadding, G. K.; Mullol, J.; Papadopoulos, N.; Bonini, S.; Kowalski, M. L.; Van Cauwenberge, P.; Bousquet, J.

Sleep disturbances in allergic diseases
pp. 1259-1267(9)
Authors: Baiardini, I.; Braido, F.; Cauglia, S.; Canonica, G. W.

Reduced structural proteins in the conjunctival epithelium in allergic eye disease
pp. 1268-1274(7)
Authors: Hughes, J. L.; Lackie, P. M.; Wilson, S. J.; Church, M. K.; McGill, J. I.

Distinct features of chronic rhinosinusitis with and without nasal polyps
pp. 1275-1279(5)
Authors: Polzehl, D.; Moeller, P.; Riechelmann, H.; Perner, S.

Differentiation of chronic sinus diseases by measurement of inflammatory mediators
pp. 1280-1289(10)
Authors: Van Zele, T.; Claeys, S.; Gevaert, P.; Van Maele, G.; Holtappels, G.; Van Cauwenberge, P.; Bachert, C.

Oxidative stress in nonallergic nasal polyps associated with bronchial hyperresponsiveness
pp. 1290-1298(9)
Authors: Cheng, Y.-K.; Tsai, M.-H.; Lin, C.-D.; Hwang, G.-Y.; Hang, L.-W.; Tseng, G.-C.; Shen, P.-S.; Chang, W.-C.

Incidence and remission of self-reported allergic rhinitis symptoms in adults
pp. 1299-1304(6)
Authors: Nihlén, U.; Greiff, L.; Montnémery, P.; Löfdahl, C.-G.; Johannisson, A.; Persson, C.; Andersson, M.

Swimming pool attendance and hay fever rates later in life
pp. 1305-1309(5)
Authors: Kohlhammer, Y.; Döring, A.; Schäfer, T.; Wichmann, H.-E.; Heinrich, J.

Influence of physical inactivity on the prevalence of hay fever
pp. 1310-1315(6)
Authors: Kohlhammer, Y.; Zutavern, A.; Rzehak, P.; Woelke, G.; Heinrich, J.

The prescriptions frequencies and patterns of Chinese herbal medicine for allergic rhinitis in Taiwan
pp. 1316-1318(3)
Authors: Kung, Y. Y.; Chen, Y. C.; Hwang, S. J.; Chen, T. J.; Chen, F. P.

Effects of intranasal corticosteroid on nasal adenosine monophosphate challenge in persistent allergic rhinitis
pp. 1319-1325(7)
Authors: Barnes, M. L.; Biallosterski, B. T.; Fujihara, S.; Gray, R. D.; Fardon, T. C.; Lipworth, B. J.

Endocrine disrupters - potential modulators of the immune system and allergic response
pp. 1326-1335(10)
Authors: Chalubinski, M.; Kowalski, M. L.

Incorporating a gender dimension in food allergy research: a review
pp. 1336-1343(8)
Authors: DunnGalvin, A.; Hourihane, J. O'B.; Frewer, L.; Knibb, R. C.; Oude Elberink, J. N. G.; Klinge, I.

Inhaled formaldehyde exposure: effect on bronchial response to mite allergen in sensitized asthma patients
pp. 1344-1350(7)
Authors: Casset, A.; Marchand, C.; Purohit, A.; le Calve, S.; Uring-Lambert, B.; Donnay, C.; Meyer, P.; de Blay, F.

Decrease of cytotoxic T cells in allergic asthma correlates with total serum immunglobulin E
pp. 1351-1357(7)
Authors: Bratke, K.; Haupt, F.; Kuepper, M.; Bade, B.; Faehndrich, S.; Luttmann, W.; Virchow, J. C.

Allergy to goat and sheep milk without allergy to cow's milk
pp. 1358-1365(8)
Authors: Ah-Leung, S.; Bernard, H.; Bidat, E.; Paty, E.; Rancé, F.; Scheinmann, P.; Wal, J. M.

Simultaneous exposure of several allergens has an additive effect on multisensitized basophils
pp. 1366-1368(3)
Authors: Nopp, A.; Johansson, S. G. O.; Lundberg, M.; Öman, H.

From genes to phenotypes: the basis of future allergy management
pp. 1369-1369(1)
Author: Bonini, Sergio

Teicoplanin-induced anaphylaxis
pp. 1370-1370(1)
Author: Asero, R.

Plasma lycopene concentration is low in subjects with stable asthma
pp. 1371-1372(2)
Authors: Riccioni, G.; Bucciarelli, T.; Mancini, B.; Di Ilio, C.; D'Orazio, N.

Allergy due to head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis)
pp. 1372-1372(1)
Authors: Fernández, S.; Fernández, A.; Armentia, A.; Pineda, F.