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Nutrition, Diet and Food Allergy



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Author: Mastrorilli Carla View person
Title: Nutrition, Diet and Food Allergy View cluster
Publisher: Basel, : MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2022
Physical description: 1 electronic resource (158 p.)
Topical subject: Medicine
Uncontrolled subject: nutrients
infant gut microbiome
pregnancy
vegetables
fruits
atopic dermatitis
dysbiosis
food allergy
gut
infants
microbiota
skin
16S rRNA sequencing
allergy
anemia
cow’s milk
children
immunology
non-IgE-mediated food allergy
pneumonia
pulmonary hemosiderosis
pulmonary infiltrates
nut allergy
oral food challenge
peanut
prick by prick
serum specific IgE
skin prick test
tree nut
milk allergy
non-IgE mediated CMA
food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome
FPIES
labelling
prevention
proteomics
mass spectrometry
cow’s milk allergy
food hypersensitivity
gastrointestinal disorder
non-IgE-mediated food hypersensitivity disorder
wheat allergy
anaphylaxis
epinephrine
schools
scoping review
teachers
peach allergy
molecular allergy
Pru p 3
Pru p 7
peamaclein
oral allergy syndrome
pollen-food allergy syndrome
oral immunotherapy
undeclared allergens
pediatric
food allergies
risk
RASFF
Person (second resp.): MastrorilliCarla
Summary, etc: This Special Issue of Nutrients is addressing the topic ‘Nutrition, Diet and Food Allergy’. Globally, food allergy affects 1.5% of adults and 5% of children and this prevalence is increasing in recent decades, representing a public health problem. Different mechanisms are involved in food allergic diseases with distinctive clinical characteristics: IgE-mediated and non-IgE-mediated phenotypes will be distinguished in the Issue, considering the early recent literature on the prevalence, age of onset, follow-up recommendations and duration of food allergies. Moreover, the management of these fascinating diseases will be discussed with particular attention on nutritional hazards, risks of allergic reactions to new allergens, problems with missed labelling (precautionary allergen labelling (PAL)). Especially, the dietary restrictions and the re-introduction of allergens lead to a significant burden for affected patients, fear of accidental ingestions and related risk of severe reactions, resulting in a reduced quality of life among patients with food allergies.
Preferred title for the work: Nutrition, Diet and Food Allergy  View cluster
ISBN: 3-0365-5480-7
Format: Language material
Bibliographic level Monograph
Language: English
Record Nr.: 9910639985303321
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