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    Keywords Allergy, lipid transfer protein, food allergy, pollen food syndrome, diagnosis, management, diet, adrenaline, co-factors, clinical research     Summary In this episode of the Clinical and Experimental Allergy podcast, hosts Mo Shamji and Robert Boyle engage with Dr. Isabel Skypala, a consultant allergy dietician, to discuss the increasing recognition of lipid transfer protein (LTP) allergy in the UK. Dr. Skypala shares insights into the challenges of diagnosing LTP allergy, particularly due to its overlap with pollen food syndrome, and emphasizes the importance of a thorough clinical history. The conversation also covers management strategies for patients with LTP allergy, including the role of co-factors, the creation of safe diets, and considerations for the use of adrenaline auto-injectors. Dr. Skypala highlights the need for individualized approaches in allergy management, ensuring that patients can maintain a balanced diet while avoiding triggers.   Takeaways LTP allergy

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