1. ALLERGOLOGY

2. allergology

3. Under ‘Allergology’:

4. Medicines used in allergology

5. in the table on ‘Allergology’ and ‘Nuclear medicine’:

6. Allergology and biotechnological diagnostics, as well as food analysis

7. Electro-optical medical devices for use in allergology, dentistry, dermatology and surgery

8. Electro-optical medical devices for use in allergology, dermatology and surgery

9. He is a specialist in Internal Diseases, Allergology and Clinical Immunology.

10. Medical diagnostic services in the fields of allergology, dentistry, dermatology and surgery

11. Respiratory allergies of children and adolescents are an important issue in allergology.

12. Few innovations have changed allergology in such a sustainable manner as the introduction of component-resolved diagnosis.

13. Country Title of qualification Awarding body ALLERGOLOGY Minimum length of training course: 3 years Belgique / /België / /Belgien

14. The indications and contraindications do not differ with regard to common rules of skin testing in clinical allergology.

15. Diagnostic products and preparations for the detection and dosing of antibodies or antigenes in the fields of immunology and allergology

16. The doctor of higher category, the allergist of Institute of allergology and clinical immunology in Moscow Tatyana Petrovna Gusev advises.

17. Conducting observational and epidemiological clinical trials of medicines and medical devices, in particular in the field of allergology, pneumology, cardiology and diabetology

18. Because of their variable application, microarrays are currently used in different areas of research and development, such as skin pharmacology and allergology.

19. The project has also established a network of 'allergy schools', in collaboration with the European Academy of Allergology and Clinical Immunology (EAACI).

20. Conducting of observational and epidemiological clinical trials of medicines and medical devices for animals, in particular in the field of allergology, pneumology, cardiology and diabetology

21. Annually, about 8.000 people, including women who have undergone genital mutilation, receive medical examinations under the following specialties: dermatology, allergology, oncology, plastic surgery, internist, infectious disease, neurology, tropical diseases, sexology, sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS.

22. Offers interdisciplinary coverage of Aerobiology and interaction of human, plant and animal systems on the biosphere Focuses on respiratory allergology, plant pathology, pest management, biological weathering and biodeterioration, indoor air quality, air-conditioning technology and industrial Aerobiology

23. Allergies The alarmingly increasing frequency of allergies, affecting over 20% of the population in developed countries, has led to the establishment of a new branch of medicine, that of allergology, which is conceptually closely related...

24. The central hospitals are making efforts to develop certain areas of paediatrics, including surgery, nephrology, gastroenterology, immunology‐allergology, endocrinology, neuropaediatrics, developmental paediatrics, genetics, oncology, haematology, metabolic disorders, traumatology and intensive care, infectious diseases, pneumology, etc.

25. The central hospitals are making efforts to develop certain areas of paediatrics, including surgery, nephrology, gastroenterology, immunology-allergology, endocrinology, neuropaediatrics, developmental paediatrics, genetics, oncology, haematology, metabolic disorders, traumatology and intensive care, infectious diseases, pneumology, etc

26. Due to the increasing incidence of hymenoptera venom allergies and the potentially life-threatening reactions, it is important for otolaryngologists working in allergology to have an understanding of modern diagnostic and treatment standards for this allergic disease.

27. There are currently specialised child out-patient centres in Armenia; particularly, centres for chronic diseases, epileptology, surdology, gastroenterology and hepatology, endocrinology, nephrology, urine surgery, rheumatology, allergology and bronchial asthma, as well as fibrocystic disease of pancreas; establishment of a children’s dermatological dispensary centre is planned as well.

28. In 2003, he was named to a foundation professorship (level C4) for research on the effects of allergies and in the same year he became head of the European Centre for Allergy Research Foundation (ECARF) at the Clinic for Dermatology, Venereology and Allergology at the Charité.

29. Member of the French Society of Clinical Allergology and Immunology (FSCAI); Founding member and Technical Secretary of the Cameroon Association of Public Health; Member of the Executive Bureau of Tobacco Observatory in French-Speaking Africa (TOFSA); Board member of the Alliance for Tobacco Control in Africa (ATCA); President of the Association for the promotion and education for health, Health Promotion Watch, statutory member of the World Federation Against Drugs (WFAD) and the Vienna NGOs group (beyond 2008); President and founding member of the Cameroon Coalition against Tobacco; Coordinator, project on prevention of addictions among children in need with the association Health Promotion Watch.