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EAACI Digital Congress 2023 - Scientific Content
The EAACI Digital Congress 2023 is now over but most of the Congress scientific content will stay available on the EAACI Digital Congress 2023 platform (virtual.eaaci.org) for a period of 6 months after the Congress.
This content is only available to delegates who registered to the Congress.
For all of those who were not registered, the content will be available in the form of thematic packages, to be purchased on the EAACI Media Library.
We are currently building our package offer and will make this available towards the upcoming weeks.
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European Parliament adopts resolution for better management of chronic diseases
The European Parliament adopted on Friday a resolution highlighting the need for a better management of chronic diseases. The adopted text is available at http://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-9-2023-0205_EN.html.
Several milestones were achieved following the combined lobbying efforts:
1. Expansion of ECDA mandate to cover chronic diseases
2. European reference networks for chronic diseases
3. Recognition of the high prevalence of chronic diseases and need for action
4. Prioritisation of prevention
5. Implementation of “health in all policies”
6. Stronger role for the EMA in monitoring and managing drug shortages
7. Call for a European Health Union
Ioana Agache, on behalf of the ExCom EU lobbying group
Several milestones were achieved following the combined lobbying efforts:
1. Expansion of ECDA mandate to cover chronic diseases
2. European reference networks for chronic diseases
3. Recognition of the high prevalence of chronic diseases and need for action
4. Prioritisation of prevention
5. Implementation of “health in all policies”
6. Stronger role for the EMA in monitoring and managing drug shortages
7. Call for a European Health Union
Ioana Agache, on behalf of the ExCom EU lobbying group
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European Parliament adopts resolution for better management of chronic diseases
The European Parliament adopted on Friday a resolution highlighting the need for a better management of chronic diseases. The adopted text is available at http://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-9-2023-0205_EN.html.
Several milestones were achieved following the combined lobbying efforts:
1. Expansion of ECDA mandate to cover chronic diseases
2. European reference networks for chronic diseases
3. Recognition of the high prevalence of chronic diseases and need for action
4. Prioritisation of prevention
5. Implementation of “health in all policies”
6. Stronger role for the EMA in monitoring and managing drug shortages
7. Call for a European Health Union
Ioana Agache, on behalf of the ExCom EU lobbying group
Several milestones were achieved following the combined lobbying efforts:
1. Expansion of ECDA mandate to cover chronic diseases
2. European reference networks for chronic diseases
3. Recognition of the high prevalence of chronic diseases and need for action
4. Prioritisation of prevention
5. Implementation of “health in all policies”
6. Stronger role for the EMA in monitoring and managing drug shortages
7. Call for a European Health Union
Ioana Agache, on behalf of the ExCom EU lobbying group
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COVID-19 resource centre
The EAACI community is united in disseminating new research and knowledge on COVID-19. Find some of the most useful related content on our dedicated webpage, to better serve you and your patients. More resources on COVID-19 will be added as they are released by our community of experts (last update 21.07.2023).
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COVID-19 resource centre
The EAACI community is united in disseminating new research and knowledge on COVID-19. Find some of the most useful related content on our dedicated webpage, to better serve you and your patients. More resources on COVID-19 will be added as they are released by our community of experts (last update 21.07.2023).
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Adolescents and Young Adults Guidelines
Find here the EAACI Guideline on the effective transition of adolescents and young adults with allergy and asthma, and videos from the authors on various aspects of the guideline.
Access here.
Access here.
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Adolescents and Young Adults Guidelines
Find here the EAACI Guideline on the effective transition of adolescents and young adults with allergy and asthma, and videos from the authors on various aspects of the guideline.
Access here.
Access here.
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EAACI Guidelines Biologicals for Severe Asthma
The Guidelines for the use of biologicals in patients with severe asthma have been launched at the EAACI Digital Congress 2023. Recommendations based on a comprehensive literature review are formulated in a practical way that will be useful to clinicians managing these complex patients. We hope this tool will be a cornerstone for clinicians, researchers, scientific societies and medical agencies in the years to come.
Access them on our Media Library here.
Access them on our Media Library here.
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EAACI Guidelines Biologicals for Severe Asthma
The Guidelines for the use of biologicals in patients with severe asthma have been launched at the EAACI Digital Congress 2023. Recommendations based on a comprehensive literature review are formulated in a practical way that will be useful to clinicians managing these complex patients. We hope this tool will be a cornerstone for clinicians, researchers, scientific societies and medical agencies in the years to come.
Access them on our Media Library here.
Access them on our Media Library here.
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A new direction for Allergy and Asthma in Europe
The European Parliament Interest Group on Allergy and Asthma convened its first meeting of the 2023-2024 legislature on 20 November 2023, laying out the route to policy successes in Europe for allergy and asthma research, prevention and quality management.
Hosted by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) Sirpa Pietikäinen and Cristian-Silviu Bușoi, leading Interest Group members, the meeting explored policy improvements to address two of the most prevalent chronic diseases, which affect one in three Europeans and represent an ever-growing burden on societies and healthcare systems.
Allergic diseases and asthma prevention as a priority for the incoming Commission: Wojciech Kalamarz (European Commission DG SANTE) highlighted that chronic diseases’ prevention will be a priority of the Von der Leyen Commission and called on Member States to increase investment in prevention, noting the cost-effectiveness of preventive measures.
Taking action across sectors building on the “exposome” concept: Prof Ioana Agache (Past-President, European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI)) advocated for policies looking at the interconnections between human, animal and plant health, and food and water safety to improve prevention in the field of allergy and asthma, which are essentially multifactorial diseases stemming mainly from biological responses to a variety of environmental triggers and less from individual-genetic factors.
Improving allergen labelling to better protect patients: Salvatore D’Acunto (European Commission DG GROW) noted the importance of fragrance allergens labelling for patients. He stated that the Commission is exploring different on- and off-product labelling options, and invited stakeholders to respond to the ongoing public consultation on fragrance labelling.
Interconnecting the health, air quality and climate change agendas came across as a key message from representatives of the WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, the European Environmental Bureau and EAACI. The EU Green Deal has the potential to deliver important steps in this direction, by allowing a cross sectoral approach to air pollution, investment in sustainable agriculture and green financing – with the promise of considerable benefits to the health of future generations. Prof Stefano del Giacco (EAACI Vice-President Education and Speciality) underlined the importance of efficient city planning to reduce risks associated with exposures, as well as registries, machine-learning, and integrated surveillance networks to monitor air quality as tools to provide independent evidence and data support for science-based policy-making. MEP Karima Delli, Chair of the European Parliament TRAN committee, reaffirmed her commitment to reducing emissions from the transport sector, linked with many chronic diseases including allergy and asthma.
A joint call for increased research funding and accelerated uptake of personalised medicine: Reflecting on MEP Dr Cristian-Silviu Bușoi’s perspectives, Dr Amalia-Irina Vlad (European Commission DG RTD) encouraged the allergy and asthma community to seize the opportunity of an enhanced Horizon Europe budget for research and innovation. Prof Vera Mahler (Paul-Ehrlich-Institut) noted that research should address the existing knowledge gap between biomarkers and clinical outcomes so that new treatments and products can be authorised. EAACI President Prof Marek Jutel highlighted the central role of implementing translational research and real world evidence to foster the integration of patient-oriented and population-based studies. Mikaela Odemyr, President of the European Federation of Allergy and Airways Diseases Patients’ Associations (EFA), called for universal patient access to personalised medicine which requires a reorientation of healthcare systems, with a focus on individual patients’ needs.
“We need better national programmes and their implementation, early action to protect our biodiversity and improved urban environments to prevent allergies and asthma. We need European Allergy and Asthma reference centre, we need more efforts to improve urban air quality and indoor air quality, we need better information about chemicals in our daily environment and food ingredients. We need to enter a new era where no one suffers from allergy and asthma.” – MEP Sirpa Pietikäinen.
Further insights from the event are available here.
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A new direction for Allergy and Asthma in Europe
The European Parliament Interest Group on Allergy and Asthma convened its first meeting of the 2023-2024 legislature on 20 November 2023, laying out the route to policy successes in Europe for allergy and asthma research, prevention and quality management.
Hosted by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) Sirpa Pietikäinen and Cristian-Silviu Bușoi, leading Interest Group members, the meeting explored policy improvements to address two of the most prevalent chronic diseases, which affect one in three Europeans and represent an ever-growing burden on societies and healthcare systems.
Allergic diseases and asthma prevention as a priority for the incoming Commission: Wojciech Kalamarz (European Commission DG SANTE) highlighted that chronic diseases’ prevention will be a priority of the Von der Leyen Commission and called on Member States to increase investment in prevention, noting the cost-effectiveness of preventive measures.
Taking action across sectors building on the “exposome” concept: Prof Ioana Agache (Past-President, European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI)) advocated for policies looking at the interconnections between human, animal and plant health, and food and water safety to improve prevention in the field of allergy and asthma, which are essentially multifactorial diseases stemming mainly from biological responses to a variety of environmental triggers and less from individual-genetic factors.
Improving allergen labelling to better protect patients: Salvatore D’Acunto (European Commission DG GROW) noted the importance of fragrance allergens labelling for patients. He stated that the Commission is exploring different on- and off-product labelling options, and invited stakeholders to respond to the ongoing public consultation on fragrance labelling.
Interconnecting the health, air quality and climate change agendas came across as a key message from representatives of the WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, the European Environmental Bureau and EAACI. The EU Green Deal has the potential to deliver important steps in this direction, by allowing a cross sectoral approach to air pollution, investment in sustainable agriculture and green financing – with the promise of considerable benefits to the health of future generations. Prof Stefano del Giacco (EAACI Vice-President Education and Speciality) underlined the importance of efficient city planning to reduce risks associated with exposures, as well as registries, machine-learning, and integrated surveillance networks to monitor air quality as tools to provide independent evidence and data support for science-based policy-making. MEP Karima Delli, Chair of the European Parliament TRAN committee, reaffirmed her commitment to reducing emissions from the transport sector, linked with many chronic diseases including allergy and asthma.
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“We need better national programmes and their implementation, early action to protect our biodiversity and improved urban environments to prevent allergies and asthma. We need European Allergy and Asthma reference centre, we need more efforts to improve urban air quality and indoor air quality, we need better information about chemicals in our daily environment and food ingredients. We need to enter a new era where no one suffers from allergy and asthma.” – MEP Sirpa Pietikäinen.
Further insights from the event are available here.
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EAACI WHITE PAPER
Committed to inscreasing allergy awareness and driving policy changes for improved patient care. The EAACI White Paper tackles research-innovation-quality of care nexus for allergic diseases and asthma.
Read here the EAACI White Paper
Read here the EAACI White Paper
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小草破解版app
Committed to inscreasing allergy awareness and driving policy changes for improved patient care. The EAACI White Paper tackles research-innovation-quality of care nexus for allergic diseases and asthma.
Read here the EAACI White Paper
Read here the EAACI White Paper
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