About this Research Topic
Biologicals, including monoclonal antibodies and other targeted therapies, have emerged as promising treatment options for food allergies. These innovative therapies aim to modulate the immune response and mitigate allergic reactions to specific food allergens.
At present, there is an accumulation of cases illustrating the effect of biologics on food allergy. This provides an opportunity to clarify the clinical picture of the relationship between the type of food allergy and the target molecule of the biologics. This Research Topic aims to explore cases where biologicals were used in the treatment of diseases associated with food allergy, focusing on their efficacy for treatment of food allergy, and potential future directions for therapeutic advancements. The target disease for which the biologics were used is not limited. This includes cases in which food allergy was a complication of the target disease, and the administration of the biologics may have had an effect on the food allergy.
Specific themes of interest include but are not limited to:
1. The efficacy of biologicals in the treatment of food allergy.
2. The estimated mechanisms of action and immunological effects of biologicals in the treatment of food allergy.
3. Future directions and novel therapeutic targets for biologicals in the treatment of food allergy.
At present, there is an accumulation of cases illustrating the effect of biologics on food allergy. This provides an opportunity to clarify the clinical picture of the relationship between the type of food allergy and the target molecule of the biologics. This Research Topic aims to explore cases where biologicals were used in the treatment of diseases associated with food allergy, focusing on their efficacy for treatment of food allergy, and potential future directions for therapeutic advancements. The target disease for which the biologics were used is not limited. This includes cases in which food allergy was a complication of the target disease, and the administration of the biologics may have had an effect on the food allergy.
Specific themes of interest include but are not limited to:
1. The efficacy of biologicals in the treatment of food allergy.
2. The estimated mechanisms of action and immunological effects of biologicals in the treatment of food allergy.
3. Future directions and novel therapeutic targets for biologicals in the treatment of food allergy.
Keywords: Food Allergy, Therapy, Biologicals, Efficacy, Safety
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