Treatment of allergic rhinitis during and outside the pollen season using mobile technology. A MASK study.

A BédardX BasagañaJ M AntoJ Garcia-AymerichP DevillierS ArnavielheA BedbrookG L OnoratoW CzarlewskiR MurrayR AlmeidaJ A FonsecaJ Correia da SousaE CostaM Morais-AlmeidaA Todo-BomL CecchiG De FeoM IllarioE MendittoR MontiC StellatoM T VenturaI Annesi-MaesanoI BosseJ F FontaineN Pham-ThiM ThibaudonP Schmid-GrendelmeierF SpertiniN H ChavannesW J FokkensS ReitsmaR DubakieneR EmuzyteV KvedarieneA ValiulisP KunaB SamolinskiL KlimekR MösgesO PfaarS ShamaiR E Roller-WirnsbergerP V TomazicD RyanA SheikhT HaahtelaS Toppila-SalmiE ValovirtaV CardonaJ MullolA ValeroM MakrisN G PapadopoulosE P ProkopakisF PsarrosC BachertP W HellingsB PuginC Bindslev-JensenE EllerI KullE MelénM WickmanG De VriesM van EerdI AgacheI J AnsoteguiS Bosnic-AnticevichA A CruzT CasaleJ C IvancevichD E Larenas-LinnemannM SofievD WallaceS WasermanA YorganciogluD LauneJ Jean Bousquetnull null

Published in: Clinical and translational allergy (2020)

This study shows that the overall efficacy of treatments is similar during and outside the pollen season and indicates that medications are similarly effective during the year.

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