FDA Approves Clinical Trial for Peanut Allergy Treatment Using Nanoparticles
KFA News Team
Food Allergy News and Research
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Blog Post CommentThanks for this great overview!
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Blog Post CommentThis gives me hope that my child will eventually be allergy free and his life will not be in danger from a simple item of food! Thank you so much for this great article in layman terms so that we parents can understand it!
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Blog Post CommentWhat a great overview! Thank you!
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Blog Post CommentFantastic overview of what is on the horizon. Thank you!
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Blog Post CommentHi Michael, Very interesting for us to read as I have more than one grandchild with food allergies! Congratulations on all your accomplishments and studies. Love from us all, your old Oxford neighbour!
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Blog Post CommentWe are already doing Chinese Herbal medicine and seeing progress.
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Blog Post CommentGreat overview! KFA- is there any additional info about the use of Allergen non-specific therapies for EoE? What about accupressure or homeopathics? Thank you!
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Blog Post CommentI haven't seen anything specific regarding those. You could check in the News & Research forum.
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Blog Post CommentI'd like to thank everyone for posting such wonderful comments. I'd like to address two topics that were mentioned so far: 1. Eczema and food allergies can be a very difficult and complicated topic, which may need it's own blog post in the future. While I can't give out specific medical advice in this forum, I am happy to help elaborate a bit more. In general , the majority of children with eczema do not have an external cause of their skin condition. Eczema is a genetic, chronic, skin...
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Blog Post CommentI’m an adult/senior citizen with a lifelong peanut allergy. I have two comments. 1) More knowledge about your child’s allergy is very empowering both for you and your child. The fact that this can be done in a controlled setting is a helpful and vital tool in the management of an allergy. My info has come from trial and error - not ideal for many many reasons. I hope parents will consider this as an option as it was not available to me as a child. 2) My daughter developed an allergy to...
