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Chronic Hives Are More Than a Skin Problem: The Immune Signals Behind Itching, Swelling, and Treatment Response

For someone with chronic spontaneous urticaria, or…

The Forgotten Fungi in a Baby’s Gut: Could They Influence Allergy Risk Years Later?

For years, the story of the infant microbiome has…

The Inflamed Mind: Rethinking the Biology of Depression

For decades, depression was largely explained as a…

How Air Pollution Before and After Birth May Shape a Child’s Risk of Lung Infections

For decades, scientists have known that air pollut…

Why Can Lung Mucus Smell Like the Gut? The Surprising Connection Between the Lungs, Mouth, and Digestive Tract

For decades, biology textbooks portrayed the lungs…

The Secret to a Good Life May Not Be What You Achieve, but How You Feel About It

For decades, adulthood came with a familiar script…

Autoimmunity's Hidden Language: Why the Immune System Sometimes Turns Against the Body

New discoveries are revealing that autoimmune dise…

Depression’s Hidden Fire

Scientists Are Exploring Whether Inflammation May…

Breathing the Concrete Jungle: The Hidden Impact of City Life

In postcards and films, the Champs-Élysées represe…

Asthma Control: More Than Just “Not Wheezing”

For many people, asthma control means one simple t…

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About IAI

The Institute for Allergic Inflammation (IAI) is a pioneer in researching the systemic implications of allergic diseases. We actively lead the investigation and treatment of potential systemic complications often missed or misattributed to unexplained syndromes.

Our mission is to share this specialized knowledge to the broader medical community and public, promoting early prevention and more cost-effective strategies for managing systemic inflammation.