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Could Metformin—a Cheap, Common Diabetes Medication—Be the Next Food Allergy Treatment?
Exciting news on the treatment front as researchers are exploring whether Metformin, a drug first approved for diabetes treatment over 30 years ago, could be an effective treatment for food allergies.
Microneedle Stamp for Peanut Allergy Moves Through First Human Trial
If successful, a stamp of this type meant to be worn for just a few minutes each day could someday be used to treat multiple food allergies simultaneously.
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Leaky Gut Microbes May Worsen Food Allergies, Study Finds
A recent study suggests that microbes that increase gut lining permeability can worsen food allergies.
Review Finds Food Allergies Often Overlooked in Older Adults
It's important to remember that 8 out of 10 people with food allergies are adults. Unfortunately, this review finds that many seniors are going under- or misdiagnosed.
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Take Our Three-Question Food Allergy Label Reading Challenge
Test your label-reading skills with our challenge! This one's tough and meant to test your understanding of confusing and ambiguous US allergen labeling regulations.
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