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Tag: seriologic immunoglobulin E (sigE)
Practice Update Instructs Gastroenterologists to Consider Alpha-Gal Syndrome
Dave Bloom
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2023/04/11
"It is important for gastroenterologists to be aware of this condition and to be capable of diagnosing and treating it in a timely manner,"
Tree Nut OIT Determined Safe and Tolerable for Preschoolers
Dave Bloom
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2023/04/06
Results were comparable to peanut OIT.
Fish Allergy? Diagnostic Assay Identifies Which Species You Can Tolerate
Dave Bloom
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2022/09/28
The tests can help eliminate unnecessary food challenges and allow patients to eat varieties they otherwise would have avoided.
Patient Reacts to Peanuts After Receiving Lung Transplant from Donor with...
Dave Bloom
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2022/08/04
Man frequently ate peanuts before transplant.
Study: Large Majority of Children on Peanut OIT Achieve Maintenance Dose...
Dave Bloom
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2021/11/05
Researchers concluded that peanut OIT can be successful in older kids and those with high peanut-sIgE levels.
NIH Researchers Estimate 17% of Food-Allergic Children Have Sesame Allergy
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2019/11/04
“Given how frequently sesame allergy occurs among children who are allergic to other foods, it is important to use caution to the extent possible when exposing these children to sesame.”
Study: Parents of Children with Food Allergies Often Assume They Have...
Dave Bloom
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2016/10/13
A large percentage of parents that self-reported allergies did NOT test positive for the foods they thought they were allergic to.
Study: False Positives are Common for Siblings of Children with Food...
Dave Bloom
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2015/11/11
False positives generally lead to food avoidance which may increase the risk for developing an allergy later in life.