About This Webinar
This time, we are thrilled to welcome Professor Guillaume Lezmi (MD), a renowned pediatric pulmonologist and allergist, as our distinguished guest speaker.

In this upcoming session, Professor Lezmi will provide a comprehensive look at 'House Dust Mite-Driven Respiratory Allergy: From Diagnosis to Management.' He will explore how our understanding of mite-driven allergies has advanced and how these insights translate into effective, evidence-based management for patients. From diagnostic nuances to the latest therapeutic strategies, Professor Lezmi will highlight the key clinical developments that are currently shaping the field.

Following his keynote presentation, you will have the opportunity to engage directly with Professor Lezmi during our Q&A session. Whether you have practical questions about patient care, scientific inquiries, or are looking for professional insights, this is your chance to learn from an expert at the forefront of respiratory allergy management.

Guiding the session once again will be our dynamic moderation team, Professor Ann-Marie Schoos (Denmark) and Dr. Julia Kurz (Germany). With their signature blend of professionalism and curiosity, they will ensure a lively and interactive exchange throughout the evening.

Do you already have a specific question for Professor Lezmi? We’d love to hear from you! Please feel free to send your questions in advance to: fascination-allergology@alk.net."

Quick Overview:
Guest Speaker: Prof. Guillaume Lezmi (MD)
Topic: House Dust Mite-Driven Respiratory Allergy - From Diagnosis to Management
Moderation: Prof. Ann-Marie Schoos (MD), Dr. Julia Kurz (MD)

Agenda
  • Keynote Presentation: "House Dust Mite-Driven Respiratory Allergy - From Diagnosis to Management " (Prof. Guillaume Lezmi)
  • Allergology Case Study: A practical example to deepen understanding (Prof. Guillaume Lezmi)
  • Open Discussion: Interactive Q&A session with participants (Prof. Guillaume Lezmi, Prof. Ann-Marie Malby Schoos, Dr. Julia Kurz)
Presenters
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    Prof. Guillaume Lezmi
    Pediatric pulmonologist and allergist
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    Prof. Ann-Marie Malby Schoos
    MD, PhD, DMSc, pediatrician and Research Associate Professor
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    Dr. Julia Kurz
    Hi, I’m Julia.

    I’m a specialist physician for dermatology and allergology.

    Balancing life as a physician and a researcher is a personal priority for me, which is why I’ve joined the 'Clinician Scientist Program.' I’m especially keen on learning from established experts about how to prioritize allergy research within the fast-paced hospital environment.

    What draws me to allergology is the sheer variety of conditions and the incredible progress we’ve seen in therapies for atopic diseases lately. Navigating multifaceted patient histories and utilizing the wide array of diagnostic tools is what makes this field so rewarding for me.

    My research currently centers on urticaria and biologics, and I have a strong interest in clinical trial management.
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    Sebastian Seurig
    Hey, my name is Sebastian.
    I am a resident physician in internal medicine and pulmonology and serve as the coordinator of the Nuremberg Interdisciplinary Center for Allergology.

    Allergology has fascinated me since my first clinical clerkship during medical school. I value the opportunity to care for patients of all ages with diverse symptoms affecting multiple organ systems in an interdisciplinary, longitudinal manner. In addition to a thorough history and physical examination, care often involves complex laboratory diagnostics and the use of modern therapeutics.

    Since the start of my research with neural networks, I have been exploring and investigating intersections with allergology. Clinically, I primarily care for patients with immediate‑type (Type I) allergies, and I teach allergology and asthma within the undergraduate medical curriculum.
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