Disproportionate drug allergy labelling among middle-aged patients and barriers to excipient allergy testing from the Hong Kong Comprehensive Excipient and Drug Allergy Registry (CEDAR)
Abstract:Background: Longitudinal whole-population studies can explore new
dimensions in drug allergy research. Excipient allergy testing remains a
barrier to allergy evaluation in countries without legislations
mandating ingredient disclosure in registered drugs. The Comprehensive
Excipient and Drug Allergy Registry (CEDAR) was established to
investigate Hong Kong’s drug allergy landscape and potential role of
excipient registries. Methods: Drug allergy data from over 7,337,778
individuals between 2016-2021 was analyz… Show more
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