The National Allergy Centre of Excellence is Setting National Allergy Priorities for Research (SNAPR), to help make sure future allergy research addresses the issues that matter most to people living with allergies, their families and healthcare providers.

 

What's involved?

• Complete the short, anonymous, online survey before 5pm 30 June.  
• Enter for a chance to WIN a copy of The Allergy Friendly Family Cookbook
• Provide your email address if you want to learn about the second stage of SNAPR, where you could vote on the top allergy research priorities.

Who can take part?

Adults living in Australia who:

• Have, or had, allergies
• Care for someone with allergies
• Treat people with allergies.

Before you get started

• If you have allergies or care for someone with allergies, take a moment to think about the areas of future allergy research that matter most to you. These might be prevention, diagnosis, triggers, treatment or day-to-day concerns.
• If you are involved in allergy services or policy, we also value your thoughts on what you consider to be important areas for future allergy research.

This news item was issued on 9 May 2025 by Jill Smith, CEO of ASCIA, the peak professional body for clinical immunology and allergy in Australia and New Zealand.