The conference, held in November 2025 at the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg (CHL), brought together researchers, clinicians and healthcare professionals from Luxembourg and the greater region.
Dr Françoise Morel and Dr Annette Kuehn presented their current clinical studies on oral immunotherapy to peanut and nuts, emphasising how immunological markers can guide oral immunotherapy and monitor its success.
Dr Farah Hannachi and Dr Christiane Hilger presented their ongoing study on immunological changes after a tick bite. They gave insights into the α-gal syndrome, an emerging food allergy to mammalian meat triggered by tick bites.
PhD candidates and early-career researchers from the Molecular and Translational Allergology (MTA) group presented posters on the latest results of their respective research topics, spanning from pediatric food allergy and asthma to tick bites and computational profiling of allergy-related antibody signatures.
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