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Joint Congress of Asia Pacific Association ofAllergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology (APAAACI)

and Asia Pacific Association of Pediatric Allergy,Respirology & Immunology (APAPARI) 2016

The Era of Allergy:Local and Global Insights and Intervention

Date: 17th - 20th October 2016Venue: Shangri-La HotelKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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2016Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

APAAACI and APAPARI

Joint Congress of

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www.apaaaci-kl2016.org

Malaysian Society ofAllergy & Immunology

(MSAI)

Organised and Hosted by:International Host:

Asia Pacific Association of Allergy,Asthma and Clinical Immunology

(APAAACI)

Asia Pacific Association ofPediatric Allergy, Respirology &

Immunology (APAPARI)

Supported by:

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Joint Congress of Asia Pacific Association ofAllergy, Asthma and Clinical Immunology (APAAACI) and Asia Pacific Association of Pediatric Allergy,Respirology & Immunology (APAPARI) 201617th - 20th October 2016

International Host:


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CALL FOR REGISTRATION

To Register Please register online at the Congress Website: www.apaaaci-kl2016.org.

A Registered Delegate is entitled to - Participate in all Scientific Sessions of the Congress - Congress Bag and other Congress Documents - Admission to the Trade Exhibition - Attend the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception - Tea Breaks and Congress Lunches

Payment • All payment for Malaysians will be in MYR and in US$ for everyone else. International delegates can make payments by Credit Cards, or Telegraphic Transfers. Malaysians can make payments by Local Cheques, Local Orders, Credit Cards or Telegraphic Transfers.• Please note that all related bank charges, financial charges or credit card administrative fees of 5% (subject to GST) are to be borne by the delegates and are not to be deducted from the nett fees payable to the congress. • Official invoice and receipt will be provided only upon request.

Confirmation• Registration will only be confirmed upon receipt of FULL PAYMENT. • An e-mail confirming the registration will be sent upon receipt of full payment.• Please bring along that e-mail confirmation and present it at the registration counter when collecting your delegate badge on the congress day (actual time and date will be informed in due course by e-mail).• For payments made by Local Orders (LO), please mail the original LO (Local Order) to the JOINT CONGRESS OF APAAACI AND APAPARI 2016 Secretariat for verification before 1st October 2016. To enjoy Early Bird rate, please send the original LO on or before 30th Jun 2016, after which date, the full rate will be applied.

Cancellation• Cancellation of registration must be made in writing to the Congress Secretariat. Refunds will only be made after the congress. • Any cancellations received on or before 30th Jun 2016 will be charged a handling fee of MYR 106 / USD 30. The balance of the registration fees will be refunded after deducting other related fees and charges incurred in connection with such refunds, including costs of foreign exchange conversion, Credit Card cancellation and/or banking transaction. Any cancellations after 30th Jun 2016 will not be refunded.• Paid registration fee is not refundable after the stipulated date for whatever reason, including failure to obtain a visa.

Early Registration Normal Registration Delegate Description (on or before (1st July - 15th Sep 30th Jun 2016) 2016)

International Delegate APAAACI or APAPARI Members USD 470 USD 530

International Delegate USD 530 USD 583

Low Income Countries / Resident / Trainee / Fellow under 35 years old USD 371 USD 424

MSAI Member MYR 742 MYR 901

Malaysian Delegate MYR 901 MYR 1,060

Malaysian Student MYR 477

Congress Workshop on 17th October 2016 MYR 310 / USD 106

Congress Dinner MYR 310 / USD 106

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CALL FOR ABSTRACT Important Notes

• Accepted abstracts will be presented in either thematic Poster Sessions or Oral Abstract Sessions presented on 17th – 20th October 2016.

• Authors of abstracts accepted for presentation MUST be registered delegates and be responsible for all expenses incurred in the production of their presentations, travel and accommodation during the Conference.

• It is the author’s responsibility to submit a correctly edited and accurate abstract. Any errors in spelling, grammar or scientific fact will be reproduced as typed by the author. Abstracts will be rejected if they contain no data or if the English is unacceptable. All Presenting Authors will receive, closer to the Congress, detailed presentation guidelines when their abstract/s has/have been accepted.

• Acknowledgement of the receipt of abstract submission will be sent to the Presenting Author’s email address immediately upon submission. Abstract accepted/rejection letter will be sent, latest by 15th July 2016 once the decision is made. The Presenting Author will receive all correspondence regarding the abstract status, presentation type, date and time, via the email that is provided in the abstract submission.

Abstract Guidelines

• The abstract must be written and presented in English.

• Abstracts must contain original data and meet international ethical standards.

• Case reports that include findings that are significant and have applied appropriate statistical and analytical methods will be considered.

• Previously published and presented abstracts can be submitted, but will not be published in the web pages of the Congress.

• A maximum of 2,500 characters (approximately 400 words) is allowed for the abstract text.

• The abstract title must be in sentence case with no full stop at the end and no underlining.

• Tables and graphs should not be included in the abstract.

• References (maximum of 2) can be included in the body of the text.

• The abstract title and the author(s) or names of institutions are not to be included in the abstract text.

• Standard abbreviations may be employed in the text. Place special or unusual abbreviations in parentheses after the full wording at the first time the full wording appears in the body of the text.

• Non-proprietary (generic) names of drugs, written in lower case, are required at the first mention of a drug.

• Trade names are not allowed.

All abstracts must be submitted online via the Congress website (www.apaaaci-kl2016.org). Please read the instructions carefully, as abstracts NOT submitted according to these instructions will not be accepted.

An acknowledgement will be sent to you once you have successfully submitted your abstracts. Please contact the Congress Secretariat if you do not receive the acknowledgement.

Abstracts sent by post, fax or email will not be accepted.

EXTENDED ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE : 15TH JUNE 2016

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PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS *

• IgE: From clinical implications to therapies targeting IgE in allergic diseases | Rationale of Blockade of IgE and targeting IgE in allergic airways disease. • IgE: From clinical implications to therapies targeting IgE in allergic diseases | Oral Immunotherapy and Anti-IgE Antibody-Adjunctive Treatment for Food Allergy. • IgE: From clinical implications to therapies targeting IgE in allergic diseases | Chronic urticaria - therapeutic strategy targeting IgE. • Immunotherapy | Novel Insights into the Mechanisms of Immunotherapy • Immunotherapy | Updated Evidence in Immunotherapy: Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) vs. Subcutaneous Immunotherapy (SCIT) • Immunotherapy | Innovative Technologies in Allergen Immunotherapy • Early life factors, environment, microbiome and prevention | Environmental factors influencing the development of food allergy. • Early life factors, environment, microbiome and prevention | Role of gut microbiota in early life immune development and oral tolerance induction. Early life factors, environment, microbiome and prevention | Guidelines on atopic disease- prevention (GLAD-P) • Hot topics in Asthma | Gene to Environmental Interactions in Asthma • Hot topics in Asthma | Asthma Control and Treatment Issues • Hot topics in Asthma | Personalized Therapy in Asthma and Allergy • Allergic and Non-Allergic Rhinitis | Phenotypes and Endotypes of Allergic Rhinitis • Allergic and Non-Allergic Rhinitis | A new frontier in allergic rhinitis management: meeting the challenge • Allergic and Non-Allergic Rhinitis | Non-Allergic Rhinitis: Current Evidence and Unmet Needs • Biologics in Severe Allergic Diseases | Anti-Cytokines in Severe Asthma • Biologics in Severe Allergic Diseases | Anti-Cytokines in Severe Chronic Rhinosinusitis/Nasal Polyposis • Biologics in Severe Allergic Diseases | Anti-IgE Therapy in Severe Chronic Urticaria • Atopic Dermatitis: A Comprehensive Update | Immunologic Mechanisms in the Pathogenesis of Atopic Dermatitis • Atopic Dermatitis: A Comprehensive Update | Emerging Therapies in Atopic Dermatitis • Atopic Dermatitis: A Comprehensive Update | The Role of Environmental Allergens in the Pathogenesis of Atopic Dermatitis • Clinical Updates on Food Allergy : Managing CMPA in Asia • Clinical Updates on Food Allergy : Oral immunotherapy (OIT) in Food Allergy: Current practices and challenges • Clinical Updates on Food Allergy : Maternal PUFA status and allergic disease in children- GUSTO study • Update in the Pathogenesis of Chronic Urticaria • Natural Course and Etiologic Factors of Chronic Urticaria in Children • Advances in the Evaluation and Management of Chronic Urticaria in Asia • How to handle wheezy infants | Diagnosis & Management • Recent topics in Pediatric asthma | Asthma genetics in children • Recent topics in Pediatric asthma | Do we need biologics in pediatric asthma management? • Food allergy management beyond OIT | How to avoid complete elimination • Food allergy management beyond OIT | Importance of dietary counselling • Phenotypes of atopic eczema in children • Link between skin and IgE: Novel findings from Chiba birth cohort • Origin of Allergy | Early sensitization in the allergic march: novel findings from south Taiwan birth cohort • Origin of Allergy | Gene-environment interaction: novel findings from COCOA birth cohort Optimization of management

* Subject to change without prior notice.

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INVITED FACULTY *

Mario Sanchez Borges, Venezuela

Mary E Conlay, USA

Mimi Tang, Australia

Mizuho Nagao, Japan

Motohiro Ebisawa, Japan

Noor Zamly Azizan, Malaysia

P Puraviappan, Malaysia

Ranbir S Kaulsay, Dublin

Ruby Pawankar, Japan

Rudolf Valenta, Austria

Sabeera Begum, Malaysia

SP. Palaniaapan, Malaysia

Soo Young Lee, Korea

Stephen Holgate, UK

Steve M Holland, USA

Susan Prescott, Australia

Takao Fujisawa, Japan

Amir Hamzah Latiff, Malaysia

Antonella Muraro, Italy

Bilkis A Aziz, Malaysia

Bryan Martin, USA

Chang-Keun Kim, Korea

Chng Hiok Hee, Singapore

Claus Bachert, Belgium

G Walter Canonica, Italy

Hae-Sim Park, Korea

Hans D Ochs, USA

Hugo Van Bever, Singapore

Kent Woo, Malaysia

Lee Bee Wah, Singapore

Leong Kin Fon, Malaysia

Lynette Shek, Singapore

Koichiro Asano, Japan

Marcus Maurer, Germany

* Subject to change without prior notice.