Anti-IgE therapy: rationale and clinical evidence

R. Niven (Manchester, United Kingdom)

Source: Annual Congress 2007 - Changing practice with anti-IgE: patient, physician and payor perspectives
Session: Changing practice with anti-IgE: patient, physician and payor perspectives
Session type: Evening Symposium
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