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I think my child has outgrown their food allergy. How can I be sure? Health Times - 26-02-2020
Some children grow out of their food allergies, but researchers don’t exactly know why.
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One in 20 Australian adolescents has a food allergy HealthTimes - 26-07-2017
Approximately one in 20 Australian adolescents aged between 10 and 14 years have a food allergy. This number suggests that the previously reported rise in food-induced anaphylaxis
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Asia a clue in Australia's allergy epidemic AAP - 18-02-2016
Children born in Asia who migrated to Australia have a decreased risk of developing a nut allergy, say researchers. Being born in Asia protects
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Hopes of a peanut allergy treatment within five years AAP - 23-01-2024
There's hope a new and effective treatment for peanut allergies could be registered in Australia within five years. Scientists are seeking children aged
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Boiling peanuts may calm kid's allergies AAP - 12-01-2023
Boiling peanuts for up to 12 hours could help overcome allergic reactions in children. Clinical trials conducted by Flinders University and the South Australian
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Medicines implicated in anaphylaxis study AAP - 25-04-2022
Medications rather than insect bites, pollen or food triggers are a factor in more than one in eight presentations of potentially fatal anaphylaxis, researchers say.
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The colour of wounds and its implication for healing Bonnie Fraser - 19-04-2021
Wounds are very common across the spectrum of health care settings, with a range of presentations including traumatic or
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New hope to tackle asthma, anaphylaxis AAP - 11-03-2021
Australian researchers have made an "incredible" discovery that could be the key to naturally treating allergic conditions such as asthma and preventing autoimmune
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Australian researchers have found food imports full of unlisted allergens AAP - 03-12-2019
Foods imported from Asia are packed with undeclared allergens that could threaten the lives of people with severe allergies, Australian researchers have found.
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New Research shows urgent need for better allergen management training in healthcare facilities Health Times - 17-10-2019
Research has found that adverse reactions to food are occurring in Australia’s healthcare facilities due to inadequate systems and processes, and 93 per cent of healthcare
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