Walter and Eliza Hall Institute

Immune Cells in Cord Blood May Predict Food Allergy

Dave Bloom - 2016/01/14

These findings may help predict which children are at risk for developing food allergy and provide another piece of the puzzle to developing a therapy or cure.

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Immune Cells in Cord Blood May Predict Food Allergy