A prevalent exposure to male dog is a risk factor for exclusive allergic sensitization to Can f 5: An Italian Multicenter Study.

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Authors Liccardi, Gennaro;Calzetta, Luigino;Bilò, Maria Beatrice;Brusca, Ignazio;Cecchi, Lorenzo;Costantino, Maria Teresa;Da Re, Mirella;Buzzulini, Francesca;Giani, Mauro;Lombardi, Carlo;Meneguzzi, Giorgia;Meriggi, Antonio;Milanese, Manlio;Onida, Rosa;Patella, Vincenzo;Pignatti, Patrizia;Quercia, Oliviero;Ridolo, Erminia;Sabatino, Giusy;Sacerdoti, Carlo;Savi, Eleonora;Scala, Enrico;Steinhilber, Gundi;Villalta, Danilo;Passalacqua, Giovanni;Rogliani, Paola;, ;
Journal the journal of allergy and clinical immunology in practice
Year 2020
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hypersensitivity rhinitis bronchial asthma can f 5 allergic sensitization dog allergy

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