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... the specific medication, these TNF- α inhibitors all carry the risk of serious infections, including tuberculosis and fungal infections. Additionally, they carry a risk for lymphomas and other malignancies. These agents ... See full document

... Studies were searched in electronic databases according to article titles, abstract contents, and relevance in the field of biologics and biosimilars in IBD. The database used in this review included PubMed, ... See full document

... treatment. Biologics can provide a better results in patients with active RA who earlier have not treated with ...DMARDs. Biologics are not widely used due to several factors such as high cost, safety and ... See full document

... Abstract: Within the context of the heterogeneous phenotypic stratification of asthmatic population, many patients are characterized by moderate-to-severe eosinophilic asthma, not adequately controlled by relatively high ... See full document

... many biologics, concerns related to their immunogenicity and off-target toxicity ...of biologics, resulting in the subsequent reduc- tion of the therapeutic dose while maintaining ...many biologics ... See full document

... Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease which is chronic in nature and the exact etiology is unknown. Genetic and environmental factors disrupt the immune system which causes interaction between the T-cells and ... See full document

... since this dose does not reduce airway eosinophil numbers, at least in short-term studies. The lack of superiority of ben- ralizumab was also of interest since this antibody does reduce eosinophils in tissue rapidly and ... See full document

... significant role in mAb serum concentrations at the end of the dosing ...interval. Biologics require a minimum effective concentration to dem- onstrate adequate efficacy, and variations in CL can affect ... See full document

... Until recently, many physiopathogenic hy- potheses in the genesis of hiccups were consid- ered, such as seizures, fetal breathing or gasp- ing, chronobiological disturbance, or a post- anoxic syndrome (1, 2). Today, even ... See full document

... important role in one’s life as the concept of health is not just departing from diseases but also include mental, social, economic and psychological aspects of ...chronic urticaria quality of life ... See full document

... The search for e-biologics in nature has been very limited and should be expanded to identify unique materials that may expand applications. Intriguing in this regard are the cable bacteria, which form ... See full document

... In total, 20 investigators were contacted, and the replies described 20 studies. Two identified studies were not in- cluded (CLARITY from Australia [5] and EPOCA from PRINTO [6]) due to cross-sectional design. The ... See full document

... The most common adverse events (AEs) with etan- ercept use are injection site reaction and infection. Other common AEs include fever, headache, mild allergic reac- tion, and pruritus. There exist rare reports of ... See full document

... disease activity immediately before receiving treatment, there was significant improvement in disability in the alemtuzumab-treated group compared to those receiving interferon β 1a (INF- β 1a). This study also showed ... See full document

... Endocytosis can traffic (macromolecular) payloads into many cellular locations including endocytic structures (e.g., late endosomes) that can mature into lysosomes where a combination of low pH and (proteolytic) enzymes ... See full document

... cholinergic urticaria patients and found that bronchial hyperrespon- siveness (BHR) was present in 13 of 30 (43%) of them but in only 1 of 15 patients with CU (7%), and 1 of 14 healthy volunteers (7%); the ... See full document

... Aquagenic urticaria (AU) is a rare inducible form of physical urticaria, which occurs in response to cutaneous exposure to water, including sweat and ... See full document

... Urticaria. Histamine release is associated with mast cell degranulation. There is initially erythema at the injection site secondary to vasodilatation, next the edema leads to a hive or edematous plaque. In the ... See full document

... naloxone for treatment of severe restless legs syndrome after failure of previous treatment: a double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled trial with an open-label extension[r] ... See full document

... autoimmune urticaria (sensitivity: 65 – 81%; specificity: 71 – 78%) ...chronic urticaria, the basophil activation test (the quantification of basophil activation by flow cytometry) may be useful for screen- ... See full document