The Buzz, Issue #14 is now out! In this month’s issue, we highlight a possible new predictive biomarker for severe anaphylaxis in children, the use of direct oral challenge to de-label penicillin allergy during pregnancy, and three publications in atopic dermatitis: new data with the JAK1-selective inhibitor abrocitinib, a structured appraisal of the clinical practice guidelines, and a metaanalysis of the literature on the use of dilute bleach baths.

~ hivecanada

The Buzz Issue #14, June 2022 edition, will be sent to all HIVE members by email on Mon, May 30th, and can be accessed online here.

To view all issues of The Buzz, go to thehivecommunity.org/the-buzz

The HIVE Refresh!

~ hivecanada

Dear HIVE members,

We looked for your feedback, reflected upon it and refreshed our purpose and process to go beyond Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU) to include keywords of common interest to allergists, immunologists and dermatologists.

You will see this reflected in your weekly HIVE email digest, in the “New Articles From Your Sources” section as well as in the “New publications by members” section. All other member publications not captured within the new keyword parameters are now featured in the “HIVE Plus community” section of the email digests.

We hope that this configuration/curation better suits your needs and acknowledges your broader contributions in this field. If you have any comments, questions or concerns, please let us know by replying to your email digest or emailing us at hive@sosido.com.

Thank you.

The Buzz, Issue #13 is now out! This month’s publications look at peanut cross-contamination rates, the safety of second SARS-CoV-2 vaccine doses following an immediate allergic reaction to dose 1, the risk of thyroid autoimmunity in the setting of chronic urticaria, a review of cannabis-related allergy, and another scoping review about culprit drug identification.

~ hivecanada

The Buzz Issue #13, May 2022 edition, will be sent to all HIVE members by email on Mon, May 2nd, and can be accessed online here.

To view all issues of The Buzz, go to thehivecommunity.org/the-buzz

The Buzz, Issue #12 is now out! This month, we look at publications in the areas of peanut cross-contamination rates, the safety of second SARS-CoV-2 vaccine doses following an immediate allergic reaction to dose 1, the risk of thyroid autoimmunity in the setting of chronic urticaria, a review of cannabis-related allergy, and another scoping review about culprit drug identification.

~ hivecanada

The Buzz Issue #12, April 2022 edition, will be sent to all HIVE members by email on Mon, April 4th, and can be accessed online here.

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The Buzz, Issue #11 is now out! This month, we look at the phase 3 dupilumab study of pediatric asthma patients, and feature two new real-world studies of peanut immunotherapy, an investigation into reproducibility of anaphylactic symptoms sequences and the new CSACI position statement on transitioning to 0.50mg epinephrine autoinjectors.

~ hivecanada

The Buzz Issue #11, March 2022 edition, will be sent to all HIVE members by email on Tues, March 22nd, and can be accessed online here.

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The Buzz, Issue #10 is now out! This issue features randomized studies for monoclonal antibodies in CSU, a look at how Canadian parents view oral food challenge, Canadians use of topical cannabinoids, and a scoping review for identifying drug culprits for adverse cutaneous drug reactions.

~ hivecanada

The Buzz Issue #10, December 2021 edition, will be sent to all HIVE members by email on Mon, December 27th, and can be accessed online here.

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The Buzz, Issue #9 is now out! This issue features adverse events following vaccination, a case series on complement measurements in hereditary angioedema, a retrospective analysis of psoriasiform lesion in children taking dupilumab, and two systematic reviews, one in chronic urticaria and the other in food allergy.

~ hivecanada

The Buzz Issue #9, November 2021 edition, will be sent to all HIVE members by email on Thurs, November 25th, and can be accessed online here. This edition covers:

  • Vaccine pharmacovigilance and management of immune and non-immune adverse vaccine events
  • C1-inhibitor and C4 as diagnostic markers in hereditary angioedema
  • Psoriasiform eruptions in children taking dupilumab for atopic dermatitis
  • Systematic review of methotrexate in chronic urticaria
  • Protocol for a systemic review of food allergy diagnostic test accuracy

To view all issues of The Buzz, go to thehivecommunity.org/the-buzz