Tag: Boston Children’s Hospital
Study Finds Majority Learn of Their Sesame Allergy After Diagnosis of...
Only 1/3 of patients had prior reaction to sesame.
Positive Early Results with Fecal Microbiota Therapy for Peanut-Allergic Patients
Encapsulated stool from non-allergic donors alters the immune system and increases tolerance to peanuts.
End Allergies Together Announces Winners of $1 Million Grand Challenge to...
New microbiome treatments and targets win Challenge as decided by distinguished panel of scientists, investors and entrepreneurs.
Study: ‘Good’ Bacteria May Prevent – and Reverse – Food Allergy
A study published in Nature Medicine makes a strong case that food allergy is caused by the absence of certain beneficial bacteria in the human gut.
Study: Scratching Starts Cascade of Immune Responses That Lead to Food...
Researchers may have solved the puzzle of how eczema leads to increased risk of developing food allergies.
Can Fecal Transplant Cure Peanut Allergy? Phase I Trial Underway
Can transplanting the microbiota of a healthy person to that of an allergic individual prevent allergic reactions?
ConsortiaTX Awarded Exclusive License for Food Allergy Microbial Therapy
The company is developing therapies for food allergies based on bacteria found in the human gut microbiome.
Study: Breastmilk Helps Protect Offspring from Food Allergies
Study supports a varied, allergen-rich diet for pregnant and nursing mothers.
