Tag: Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Researchers Find Gene Mechanism Behind Peanut Allergy Remission with Potential for...
Key immunological changes that support the remission of peanut allergy in children will pave the way for new, more targeted treatments.
C-Section Births NOT Linked to Increased Risk of Food Allergy During...
The study involved 2045 infants and found no link.
Prota Therapeutics Achieves 51% Peanut Allergy Remission Rate in Kids with...
Children's ability to eat peanut freely and safely delivers meaningful improvement in quality of life for families and patients.
Mixed Results from Study of Probiotic Added to Oral Immunotherapy (OIT)
The addition of the probiotic did not improve the effectiveness of OIT but did enhance tolerability of the treatment.
Study Will Determine Whether Whooping Cough Vaccine Can Help Prevent Food...
"We hope that by training the immune system in this way we will stop it mistakenly mounting allergic responses to harmless substances.”
Babies Whose Pacifiers Were Cleaned With Antiseptics Were 4 Times More...
Researchers believe antiseptics may affect the baby's microbiome.
Early Introduction of Peanuts Leads to 16% Drop in Peanut Allergy...
Study was the first to test the approach in homes and to analyze what impact the guideline changes have had on peanut allergies.
MCRI Study Recruiting 1700 Infants to Determine Whether Vitamin D Helps...
Research shows that vitamin D deficiency may play a role in an increased risk of food allergy, likely due to its role in shaping the developing immune system.
Study: Cesarean Birth Has Little Impact on Children Developing Allergies
The research found only a small link between cesarean delivery and asthma and no association between the delivery method and eczema or lung function.
Children with Food Allergies Seen Faster Under New Pediatric Model
Study shows children with food allergies are seen 10 months sooner and have fewer allergic reactions when treated by a pediatrician in their own community.
