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ASCIA 2018 Conference Report
17 September 2018: Congratulations and thank you to the ASCIA 2018 conference co-chairs A/Prof Katrina Randall and Dr Elizabeth da Silva, as well as their organising committee (listed below). The ASCIA 2018 Conference in Canberra was a great success, with more than 600 regis... -
Nip Allergies in the Bub launch
27 August 2018: The National Allergy Strategy Food Allergy Prevention Project “Nip Allergies in the Bub” was launched today in Western Australia, where it will be piloted for a year, before it is launched throughout Australia. This project is the first in the world to promot... -
National Allergy Strategy update
20 August 2018: The National Allergy Strategy event at Parliament House Canberra on Thursday 16 August 2018 was a great achievement in advocacy for all Australians living with allergic disease, with the government announcing 5 years of funding for National Allergy Strategy i... -
ASCIA launches fresh design for website
7 August 2018: It is a pleasure to announce that the ASCIA website www.allergy.org.au has been redesigned to be more user and device friendly. The ASCIA website is a trusted and extremely popular source of information about allergy and other immune diseases. We have therefor... -
ASCIA Conference deadline extended to Monday 23 July 2018 for earlybird registration and abstract submission
To take advantage of the discounted earlybird registration rates for the ASCIA 2018 Conference you need to register by the extended deadline of Monday 23 July 2018. This is also the extended deadline for poster and clinical grand round abstract submissions. Please note that... -
ASCIA 2018 Conference registration is now open
Registration is now open at www.ascia2018.com for the ASCIA 2018 conference, the 29th annual conference of the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA). The ASCIA 2018 conference will run for 3 days, from Wednesday 5 to Friday 7 September 2018 at the N... -
EpiPen® supply update
17 May 2018: EpiPen® 300mcg adrenaline (epinephrine) autoinjectors continue to be distributed each week via wholesalers to pharmacies. Mylan has recently introduced an EpiPen toll-free hotline 1800 931 625 for inquiries about supply. If a pharmacy is out of stock the pharmac... -
How to remove ticks to prevent allergic reactions
8 May 2018: The ASCIA website article on tick allergy has been updated to highlight the following information on how to remove ticks to prevent allergic reactions. To prevent allergic reactions to ticks do NOT forcibly remove the tick. Disturbing the tick may cause the tick...
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