peanut allergy

Stanford trial finds drug effective for food allergies
Researchers at Stanford say a newly approved drug treatment could change the lives of millions of children with food allergies. While it's not a cure, they say it can protect even younger children from dangerous and sometimes life-threatening reactions.
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Woman dies from allergic reaction after eating mislabeled cookies
FDA declines to approve nasal spray alternative to EpiPen
Mom claims airline refused to accommodate son's peanut allergy
FDA calls for sesame warning to be included on food labels
Teens removed from flight due to peanut allergy concerns
EpiPen shortage: What you need to know
Vaccine could potentially 'turn off' peanut allergies: Study
Bay Area company testing treatment to reverse peanut allergies
Research suggests early exposure to peanuts could prevent allergies
Early exposure to peanuts could prevent allergies, research says