A new study has found that overall allergy prevalence is the same across different regions of the U.S.
Author: Patrick Bennett
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Two studies focused on peanut OIT have found possible answers to key research questions.
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Stock Epi Saves Two Lives in Nevada Schools
Two Nevada students have received life-saving shots of epinephrine since the passing of the state’s stock epinephrine bill in 2013.
First Long-Term Study of Peanut Therapy Shows Lasting Protection
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Canada Approves Second Sublingual Allergy Tablet
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High Fiber Diet May Reduce Asthma Symptoms
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Eating Peanuts or Nuts in Pregnancy Lowers Child Allergy Risk: Study
A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that eating peanuts or tree nuts during pregnancy may help reduce the chances of allergy.
More Evidence of Protective Effect of Early-Life Dog Exposure
Researchers learn more about the protective effect to allergies granted by early-life dog exposure.