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Study: New Engineered Particles Train the Body to Accept Allergens

Study Finds 3-Fold Increase in Food Allergy Risk Following Neonatal Antibiotic Treatment

Size, Age, and Cut of Fish Affects Allergy Risks

The Early Introduction Paradox: Why Infant ER Visits Are Rising Despite Successful Guidelines

Study Finds Advanced Parental Age Linked to Lower Allergy Risks

Study Determines What Patients Prefer for Maintenance After Completing OIT with...

Company Completes Enrollment for Phase 2 Trial of “Immune Resetting” Peptide...

Gene Mutation Linked to Persistent Food Allergies in Children

FDA Removes Hold Allowing DBV’s Pivotal Phase 3 Peanut Patch Trial...

Treating Multiple Allergens at the Same Time with OIT Saves Time...

Food-Specific Antibody Does not Correlate with Natural Tolerance to Peanut or...

Nanoparticles in Food May Play a Role in the Development of...

Infant Anaphylaxis Generally Resolves with Single Dose of Epinephrine, Seldom Requires...

Skin Patch Immunotherapy Determined Safe and Effective in Toddlers With Peanut...

Needle-Free, Sublingual Epinephrine Film Works Faster Than Auto-Injectors According to Study

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