In this article, Vera Clérigo, Pulmonologist and Professor at the Católica Medical School, addresses the impact of allergic diseases on quality of life and the importance of promoting greater awareness, health literacy, and understanding of the often invisible limitations faced by people living with allergies.

“Talking about allergies means talking not only about quality of life, but also about safety, inclusion, and empathy. It means recognising limitations that are not always visible but that have a significant impact on the daily lives of thousands of people. It means replacing dismissal with knowledge and indifference with action.”

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