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Background Russian thistle (RT) was identified as a potentially clinically significant allergen in phase three of the NHANES survey with over 15% of tested individuals having positive skin tests. Previously estimated prevalence rates of RT skin positivity in Kingston and surrounding catchment area were ~10%. RT was subsequently added to a standard allergen skin testing panel at Queen’s University’s Allergy clinic.

Update on the prevalence of allergic sensitization to Russian thistle in South-eastern Ontario: retrospective chart review