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The BSACI aims to support its membership in providing a high quality NHS based service for the treatment of people with allergic disease and other disorders of the immune system.

BSACI hosts EAACI Congress 2010

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It is now less than 5 months until the start of the EAACI congress at the Excel Conference Centre in London's docklands.

EAACI is the most important event of the year for everyone interested in allergy and allergic diseases. 8,000 clinicians, researchers, academics and allied health professionals will gather in London from the 5th to 9th June to hear the latest developments in allergy, exchange ideas and update their clinical practice.

BSACI and Allergy Academy Training Day

The BSACI are pleased to announce they will be co-hosting a study day with the Allergy Academy in June 2010.

This study day is aimed at paediatricians and general practitioners who see children with allergic problems in their practice.

Lectures will concentrate on recent developments and will address current areas of controversy. The day is designed to be practical and will be directly relevant to busy clinicians. We are delighted to be able to field a faculty of clinicians and researchers with national and international reputations in paediatric allergy.

It will be held the day before the EAACI conference (also in London this year) and is the perfect opportunity to get a primer on the current hot topics and be up to speed for the main conference.

SpR Allergy Training Days

The BSACI are running several Allergy Training workshops throughout 2010 and 2011 for allergy and Immunology SPRs.

These courses are free to BSACI members and cost £100 each for non-members. All wishing to attend MUST REGISTER with Sally-Anne Cook on 0207 808 7136 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The next course will take place on 6th May 2010 at the Northern General Hospital, Sheffield. Host: Dr. Bill Egner. Topics will include; in-vitro versus in-vivo testing and patch testing for drugs and food

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