Posted: 11th October 2026 | Posted by AdminMR

UKallergy · Immunology explained Type 2 inflammation and the nervous system Why allergic disease itches, blocks and irritates: exploring the connections between eczema, asthma, nasal polyps and eosinophilic oesophagitis. Eczema Asthma Nasal polyps Eosinophilic oesophagitis Patient and clinician education ·... Read More...

Hay Fever Tests and Sublingual Immunotherapy

Posted: 29th September 2026 | Posted by AdminMR

Hay fever and allergic asthma Hay Fever Tests and Sublingual Immunotherapy: A More Personal Approach to Allergy Care By Professor Michael Rudenko, Consultant in Allergy and ImmunologyLondon Allergy and Immunology Centre Allergy testing can help identify relevant pollen triggers and... Read More...

Mastocytosis:

Posted: 19th September 2026 | Posted by AdminMR

Mast cell disorders: patient and clinician guide Mastocytosis: symptoms, diagnosis, types and treatment Mastocytosis is a rare group of disorders in which abnormal mast cells accumulate in the skin, bone marrow or other organs. This guide explains the recognised forms... Read More...

MRGPRX2 and Mast Cells: Allergy Research Explained

Posted: 9th September 2026 | Posted by AdminMR

Allergy and immunology research update MRGPRX2 and mast cells: a new pathway in allergy research MRGPRX2 helps certain mast cells respond without the conventional immunoglobulin E pathway. It may explain some immediate drug reactions and could contribute to itch, hives... Read More...

Meningitis

Posted: 21st February 2016 | Posted by AdminMR

Immunology and vaccination Meningitis and vaccination: how MenB and MenACWY vaccines protect us Meningitis can progress rapidly and may become life-threatening within hours. Learn how the MenB and MenACWY vaccines work with the immune system, who should receive them and... Read More...