Contact allergens
Copyright policy ) Kristian Fredløv, Mose; Jeanne Duus, Johansen; Anne Birgitte, Simonsen; Jakob Ferløv Baselius, Schwensen; Mette, Sommerlund; Anne, Bregnhøj; Kristina S, Ibler; +7 Authors
Kristian Fredløv, Mose; Jeanne Duus, Johansen; Anne Birgitte, Simonsen; Jakob Ferløv Baselius, Schwensen; Mette, Sommerlund; Anne, Bregnhøj; Kristina S, Ibler; Ann, Hærskjold; Anne Toftegaard, Funding; Christian, Avnstorp; Marianne, Hald; Rikke Skøt, Cvetkovski; Jakob Torp, Madsen; Charlotte Gotthard, Mørtz;
Contact allergens
Approximately 5,200 contact allergens are known. Developing and implementing new chemical substances in the industry and the addition of these substances in various commercial products is a continuous process, and new contact allergens are frequently identified. This review has been prepared to provide an update on new contact allergens, including rubber accelerators, acrylates, preservatives, and antioxidants, and new application areas for known allergens.
- Copenhagen University Hospital Denmark
- Aarhus University Hospital Denmark
- Frederiksberg Hospital Denmark
- Odense University Hospital Denmark
Acrylates, Dermatitis, Allergic Contact, Preservatives, Pharmaceutical, Humans, Rubber, Allergens, Antioxidants
Acrylates, Dermatitis, Allergic Contact, Preservatives, Pharmaceutical, Humans, Rubber, Allergens, Antioxidants
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