Clinical and Experimental Allergy - Prof Mo Shamji and Dr Boyle

The Clinical & Experimental Allergy Journal presents a special podcast episode celebrating the August 2025 issue, dedicated to “Allergy in China.” Hosted by Professor Mo Shamji, a leading immunologist and Co-Editor-in-Chief of the journal, this episode features three distinguished authors whose groundbreaking research sheds light on allergy trends, challenges, and innovations across China. Fea...

Keywords Oral immunotherapy, food allergies, preschoolers, allergy research, immunology, safety, treatment, public health, pediatric allergies, clinical practice   Summary This podcast episode features Dr. Lianne Soller discussing the significance of oral immunotherapy (OIT) in preschoolers, emphasising its safety, the importance of early intervention, and the need for a shift in public health mes...

Keywords Allergy, lipid transfer protein, food allergy, pollen food syndrome, diagnosis, management, diet, adrenaline, co-factors, clinical research     Summary In this episode of the Clinical and Experimental Allergy podcast, hosts Mo Shamji and Robert Boyle engage with Dr. Isabel Skypala, a consultant allergy dietician, to discuss the increasing recognition of lipid transfer protein (LTP) allerg...

Keywords Chronic cough, TRP receptors, P2X3 receptors, neuroplasticity, allergy, immunology, ATP release, bronchial epithelial cells, therapeutic approaches, research     Summary: In this episode of the Clinical and Experimental Allergy podcast, Dr. Jonathan Bernstein discusses his research on chronic cough, focusing on the role of TRP receptors and P2X3 receptors in understanding the mechanisms b...

Keywords: Allergic Rhinitis, Treatment Adherence, Mobile Health, Clinical Guidelines, Patient-Centered Care, Research Study, Asthma, Medication Patterns, Visual Analog Scales, Health Technology   Summary:  In this podcast episode, Mo Shamji interviews Bernardo Sousa Pinto about his recent study on treatment adherence in allergic rhinitis during the pollen season in Europe. The discussion covers th...

Keywords: Asthma, inflammasome, NLRP1, rhinovirus, bronchial epithelial cells, chronic inflammatory diseases, microRNA, asthma exacerbations, therapeutic approaches, clinical research   Summary:   In this podcast episode, Professor Ana Rebane discusses her recent research on the NLRP1 inflammasome sensor in bronchial epithelial cells and its implications for asthma pathogenesis. She shares insight...

Summary This conversation highlights the significant contributions of the Clinical and Experimental Allergy (CEA) journal to the field of allergy research and clinical practice. The hosts and Editors-in-Chief of the CEA discuss the journal's achievements, including advancements in allergy diagnosis, innovative treatments, and a focus on patient-centric research. They also outline future directions...