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SLIT
(redirected from Sublingual immunotherapy)

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SLITSublingual Immunotherapy
SLITSystem Locality Distance Information Table
SLITScalable Link Interface Technology
SLITSerial-Lot Item Tracking
SLITSolid-Liquid Intermolecular Transfer


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We performed an observational study to determine whether allergen-specific sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is as effective as allergen-specific subcutaneous injection immunotherapy ( SCIT).
Efficacy comparison of multiple-antigen subcutaneous injection ... by Saporta, Diego; McDaniel, Alan B. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
In addition, studies show that sublingual immunotherapy, widely used in Europe, might also be affective, he said.
COMING ACHOO! ALLERGIES IN REGION WILL PROBABLY WORSEN DUE TO ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Though widely used in Europe, there are currently no FDA approved products for sublingual immunotherapy in the United States.
Greer to Present Findings of Sublingual-Oral Immunotherapy Safety and ... by Business Wire
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