Tag: clinical study
Study: Chemical in Tap-Water May Be Linked to Food Allergy
A study by the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) indicates that dichlorophenols may play a role in the development of food allergies.
Study: Peanut Allergies in Children Possibly Linked to Affluence
A recent study asserts that higher incidence of peanut allergy may be associated with more affluent socioeconomic status.
Study: People Raised in Rural Environments Less Likely to Develop Allergies
A study conducted at the University of Helsinki confirms that people who grow up in rural environments are less likely to develop autoimmune and inflammatory diseases including allergies.
Study: Anaphylaxis Extremely Rare As Result of Vaccine Administration
A UK study found that anaphylaxis occurred rarely as a result of common pediatric immunizations and not at all as a result of infant and preschool immunizations.
Study: Peanut Sensitivity Rises with Age in Children and Young Adults
The results of a study indicate sensitivity to peanuts in allergic children and young adults rises with age.
