World Allergy Organization Journal· 2026Q1
The future of allergy and immunology care: A perspective on innovation, equity, and global collaboration from the WAO Junior Members Group
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Short summary
Allergic and immunological diseases are rapidly increasing globally, necessitating a rethinking of care accessibility, innovation, and sustainability.
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Key points
- Allergic and immunological diseases are among the fastest-growing non-communicable conditions worldwide.
- Factors driving this increase include genetics, environmental exposure, urbanization, and climate change.
- There is an urgent need to innovate allergy and immunology care.
- Care must become more accessible and sustainable globally.
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Abstract
Allergic and immunological diseases are among the fastest-growing non-communicable conditions worldwide, affecting all age groups and regions.1 The increasing burden of asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis, food allergy, and other immune-mediated conditions is driven by complex interactions between genetics, environmental exposure, urbanization, and climate change.1 This trend highlights the urgent need to rethink allergy and immunology care in terms of accessibility, innovation, and sustainability.
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Field: Immunology and Allergy
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