McMaster University

Antibody May Provide New Treatment for Food Allergies

Dave Bloom - 2021/04/23

“This research suggests a potentially transformative treatment for peanut allergy in particular and food allergies in general.”

Study: Peanut OIT Increases Allergic Reactions, Compared with Avoidance or Placebo

News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release - 2019/04/26

Despite effectively inducing desensitisation in the clinic, OIT for peanut allergies appears to considerably increase allergic and anaphylactic reactions, compared with avoidance or placebo.

Study: Teens with Food Allergy More Likely to Suffer Depression

Dave Bloom - 2016/01/21

Mothers were more likely to report depression symptoms that their teens.

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Antibody May Provide New Treatment for Food Allergies

Study: Peanut OIT Increases Allergic Reactions, Compared with Avoidance or Placebo

Study: Teens with Food Allergy More Likely to Suffer Depression