Findings in allergy immunotherapy studies declared a major milestone

7 March 2016
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Biopharmaceutical firm Stallergenes Greer (Euronext Paris: STAGR) has released findings from new studies highlighting advances in its allergy immunotherapy portfolio.

The company presented results from several evaluations at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology 2016 Annual Meeting in Los Angeles. These included studies on its sublingual tablets for certain grass allergies and its investigational product for the treatment of house dust mite allergies.

The effectiveness of 300IR Oralair was analyzed in patients who are polysensitized or allergic to more than one type of allergen.

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