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ALEX³ in Clinical Practice

Case Sharing & Discussion in Australia Share cases. Explore questions. Learn together.

Molecular Allergology Alliance · 27 October 2026
Upcoming event

Tuesday 27 October 2026 at 5:30 pm AEDT

Online webinar · Online Australia

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The Molecular Allergology Alliance (MAA) warmly invites you to an interactive online session, co-hosted by Dr Karl Baumgart and Dr Marci Chai.

Join colleagues to share clinical cases, explore questions and exchange perspectives on ALEX³ in clinical practice. No prior experience with ALEX³ is needed.

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About MAA and ALEX³

MAA is a professional community that brings clinicians, laboratory teams and researchers together to share knowledge and advance understanding of molecular allergology.

ALEX³ is a multiplex allergy blood test that measures specific IgE to a broad range of allergen extracts and molecular components from a single sample.

Call for Cases — Bring Your Questions

Do you have an interesting or challenging case you would like to explore with colleagues? We invite you to share it during the webinar.

Each case presented will have 10–15 minutes of group discussion, offering an opportunity to ask questions, hear different perspectives and receive input from the hosts and fellow clinicians.

Cases with unresolved questions are welcome—you do not need to have all the answers.

To express your interest in sharing a case, select “Yes” or “Maybe — please contact me” when you register. Our team will follow up to arrange the case details and discuss how you would like to share it. There is no need to prepare or upload a case at registration.

Join the Conversation

Presenting a case is optional. You are equally welcome to attend, listen and take part in the discussion.

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After registering, you will receive a Zoom confirmation email with your joining link.

We look forward to seeing you online.

The Molecular Allergology Alliance Team

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