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The Increasing Incidence And Prevalence Of Allergic Disease Worldwide Is One Of The Most Remarkable Phenomena Of The Past 50 Years. One In Three People In Developed Countries Will Experience An Allergic Condition At Some Point In Their Lives And Advances In Understanding The Causes Of This Trend, And In Allergy Treatment And Care, Have Captured The Imagination Of Scientists, Clinicians And The Public. Landmark Papers In Allergy Is A Definitive Collection Of Over 90 Papers Charting Key Discoveries And Scientific Advances In Relation To Allergy And The Development Of Treatment And Care For Allergic Disorders. Comprehensive In Its Coverage, The Book Includes The First Clear Descriptions Of Allergic Diseases; The Major Advances In Treatments, Such As The Discovery Of Antihistamines, Cortisone, Biological Therapies And Immunotherapy; The Great Immunological Advances, Such As The Discovery Of Immunoglobulin E (ige) And Leukotrienes; The Possible Factors Behind The Increase In Allergy, Such As The House Dust Mite, Changes In Hygiene And Diet; And The Growing Understanding Of The Social, Psychological And Quality-of-life Consequences Of Allergy. Including Authoritative Commentaries From Leading International Experts Providing Reflections On The Historical Importance And Current Relevance Of Each Landmark Paper, Landmark Papers In Allergy Is Essential Reading For Any Clinician Or Academic With An Interest In Allergy.
How have the foundational scientific discoveries and clinical breakthroughs of the last century shaped our current understanding and management of allergic diseases? Authored by Allison Worth, Aziz Sheikh, and Thomas Platts-Mills, this volume compiles over 90 seminal research papers that define the field of allergy. The authors provide a structured historical framework, pairing original primary source documents with expert commentaries that contextualize the evolution of immunological theory and clinical practice.
What You Will Find
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Experts and clinicians recognize this collection as a vital reference for understanding the historical trajectory of allergy research. Readers frequently note that the inclusion of expert commentary provides necessary depth for both academics and practitioners navigating the complex history of the field.
Page Count:
360
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Not Avail
ISBN-10:
0191663360
ISBN-13:
9780191663369
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