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Oral Food Challenge Clears Many Infants Thought to Have Peanut Allergy

2 outlets · first reported by Healio 5d ago · latest 5d ago · 8 hours of coverage

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  1. 5d ago
    first Healio indie peer-reviewed
    OFC shows 35% of infants thought to be peanut-allergic are not

    Among infants with a history of reaction to peanut and a positive allergy test planning to start oral immunotherapy, 34.8% had a negative oral food challenge, according to study findings. These data were published in The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice. “History and allergy…

  2. 5d ago
    Oral Food Challenge Clears Many Infants Thought to Have Peanut Allergy

    (MedPage Today) -- More than a third of infants thought to be allergic to peanuts were not actually allergic, an oral food challenge study showed. With the aim of treating peanut allergy among babies who reacted to peanut before 1 year of age...

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