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- - Wheat and buckwheat allergies significantly affect patients' health and well-being, with wheat allergy including various types such as food allergies and exercise-induced reactions, while buckwheat allergy is becoming more recognized in certain areas.
- - Advanced diagnostic technologies that identify specific allergen components, like ω-5 gliadin, are enhancing the accuracy of allergy diagnosis and management, with oral challenge tests being the gold standard.
- - Ongoing research focuses on understanding the characteristics of these allergens to improve diagnostic tools and treatment strategies, ultimately aiming to enhance patient care and quality of life, as highlighted in recent guidelines by the European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
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