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Digital health in allergy care: current practices, evidence, and future prospects
Olga Lourenço1, Adriano N Raposo2
1RISE-Health, Department of Medical Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal.
Abstract:
This mini-review summarizes the current applications of digital tools in allergy care, including telemedicine platforms, mobile health technologies, and AI-based decision support systems. It critically examines available evidence, benefits, and challenges for clinical practice and outlines future directions for integrating digital health into personalized allergy management. Mobile apps and wearable sensors enable real-time tracking of symptoms, medication use, and environmental triggers, providing actionable data that supports proactive disease management. Continuous data streams enhance clinicians' ability to adjust treatment promptly and personalize care. AI-driven tools offer emerging opportunities for predictive modeling and decision support, while telemedicine expands access and convenience. Together, these innovations may support more patient-centered, equitable, and data-informed care.
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