Abstract submissions closed on December 12. For any questions, please click here.
Abstract Instructions:
- Poster size for display: 4 feet high by 6 feet wide.
- The abstract must adequately describe the objectives, methods, results, and conclusions so that the Abstract Committee may evaluate the quality of the work and proposed presentation.
- The abstract title should fully reflect the content of the abstract body.
- A structured abstract format is preferable; that is, all abstracts should contain these sections: Introduction (background information and purpose of the project/study), Methods (study design, techniques), Results (summary of data), and Conclusions.
- Illustrations and tables are not permitted.
- Supplementary data is not accepted under any circumstances.
- Abbreviations may be used in the abstract if such abbreviations are defined at their first mention.
- The abstract length is limited to 300 words.
- Abstracts must be submitted in a word .DOC format
- Authors are to be listed by First name, Last name, Highest degree. Affiliations are not necessary.
- Authors are encouraged, but not required, to submit for peer review and publication, any subsequent full-length manuscripts which derive from the submitted abstract to the Journal of Food Allergy (JFA).
- Each abstract submission must specify a corresponding author, to whom all correspondence about the abstract will be directed.
- Abstracts are submitted for poster presentation.
- The presenter of each accepted abstract must register for the conference.
- Wherever possible, noncommercial (generic) names must be used in all abstracts and posters. The Editorial staff may request a revised submission of the abstract to enforce compliance with this ACCME requirement.
- All authors must agree to disclose all non-FDA approved use of FDA approved drugs during the abstract submission process as well as in the actual presentation (oral or poster).
- The authors must accept sole responsibility for the statements in their submitted abstract.