Transcription of ASCIA 2018 PROGRAM
1 ASCIA 2018 PROGRAM . CFAR Food and allergy Symposium Tuesday 4 September 2018. Bradman Theatrette, National Convention Centre, Canberra, australia Registration BREAKFAST SESSION: National allergy Strategy Update Associate Professor Richard Loh, Maria Said, Sandra Vale Breakfast will be available from This breakfast symposium is supported by ASCIA . WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS. Professor Katie Allen - Director, Centre for Food & allergy Research (CFAR) and Population Health Theme Director, Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI). KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Can we prevent the atopic march and who does it help? Professor Jonathan M.
2 Spergel Chief, allergy Section, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Perelman School Medicine at University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA. HOT PUBLICATIONS IN FOOD allergy RESEARCH I (micro presentations). Morning Tea KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Food allergy prevention trials Dr Adrian Lowe Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Head, allergy and Lung Health Unit, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Impact of changing infant guidelines on population behaviour . the Earlynuts study Dr Jennifer Koplin Team Leader, Population allergy , MCRI and Chief Investigator, CFAR.
3 PANEL DISCUSSION: Anaphylaxis guidelines in school and childcare do we have nationwide standardisation? Topic Overview: Sandra Vale Panel: Professor Dianne Campbell, Dr Lara Ford, Dr Jennifer Koplin, Associate Professor Richard Loh, Dr Merryn Netting, Maria Said, Professor Jonathan Spergel, Professor Mimi Tang, Sandra Vale Lunch HOT PUBLICATIONS IN FOOD allergy RESEARCH II (micro presentations). PANEL DISCUSSION: Component-resolved diagnostics for food allergy - are we there yet? Topic Overview: Dr Thanh Dang Panel: Dr Thanh Dang, Associate Professor David Fleischer, Professor Anne-Louise Ponsonby, Professor Jonathan Spergel, Professor Mimi Tang Afternoon Tea KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Allergen thresholds: clinical application and role in precautionary labelling Professor Dianne Campbell Chair of allergy and Clinical Immunology, Children's Hospital Westmead and Chief Investigator, CFAR.
4 PANEL DISCUSSION: Food allergen labelling - precautionary vs permissive Topic Overview: Dr Giovanni Zurzolo Panel: Professor Dianne Campbell, David Henning, Associate Professor Alice Lee, Maria Said, Dr Brynn Wainstein, Dr Giovanni Zurzolo CONCLUSIONS AND WRAP-UP. Professor Katie Allen Page 1 of 1.
