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Introduction Peanut allergy prevalence is increasing world-wide and currently no FDA-approved treatment is available. Epicutaneous immunotherapy (EPIT) with Viaskin Peanut (VP250) is being studied in peanut-allergic subjects using a novel single-dose (250 microgram peanut protein) patch.
Matthew Greenhawt +8 more
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Sampson H.A.1, Agbotounou W.K.2, Thebault C.2, Ruban C.2, Martin L.2, Yang W.H. 3, Sussman G.L.4, Brown-Whitehorn T.F.5, Nadeau K.C.6, Cheema A.S.7, Leonard S.A.8, Pongracic, J.A.9, SauvageDelebarre C.10, Assa’ad A.H.11, De Blay F.12, Bird, J.A.13, Tilles S.A.14, Boralevi F.15, Bourrier T.16, Shreffler, W.G.17, Hebert J.18, Green T.D.19, Gerth Van Wijk
Hugh A. Sampson +28 more
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T.121. Epicutaneous Immunotherapy (EPIT): Proof of Concept with Various Allergens in Sensitized Mice
Lucie Mondoulet +5 more
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Epicutaneous Immunotherapy (EPIT) Is Safe for the Treatment of Peanut Allergy in Allergic Patients
Wence Agbotounou +5 more
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Biomarker assessment after 12 months of peanut epicutaneous immunotherapy (EPIT) for peanut allergy
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